It will be easier for union bosses to cook the books thanks to the Obama Administration who are one-by-one eliminating transparency rules established to allow union workers to see how their dues money is spent. The Examiner newspaper rightfully objects: President Barack…
Just five days after the 30-day extension was signed and only one day before the comment period was scheduled to end; the Department of Labor allowed the public to know that it plans to extend the comment period…
The Communist Party USA’s has joined with the Democrat party and endorsed President Obama’s cuts in a Department of Labor agency designed to protect workers against unscrupulous union bosses. Now, there are two parties solidly behind the plan to allow…
The Obama Administration is calling for new rules and regulations for business across America but when it comes to big labor their attitude is “hands off“: The Obama administration has delivered a strong message to crooked union bosses…
The Washington Times looks at some of the recent decisions of the Obama Administration and how they help the union bosses. Frankly, the complete and detailed list probably would require a book and not a newspaper article.
In a recent posting by Heritage Foundation’s James Sherk, he outlines the disclosure that the Obama Administration plans to eliminate – breaking Obama’s transparency and disclosure pledges. Again, this provides another example of this Administration’s war on victims of forced…
The National Right to Work Legal Defense Foundation has been on the frontline fighting for worker rights for decades and in January when the Obama Administration began to fiddle with union disclosure the Foundation was one the first…
President Obama’s so-called ethics rules have become meaningless and a common joke for many comedians. However, administration appointments are important to the American people – as President Ronald Reagan said, “personnel is policy.” That’s why the National Right to Work…
Jim McElhatton of the Washington Times reports that one of the biggest beneficiaries of Labor Department financial disclosure rules is the AFL-CIO. And wouldn’t you have guessed it? The AFL-CIO has its own Associate General Counsel running the Secretary…