Auto Manufacturer Boom in Right To Work States
Foreign auto companies soon “will build more cars and trucks in America than the Detroit giants.” - Neal Asbury, from NewsMax.
Many Forced-Unionism States See ‘Good Job’ Opportunities Fall Sharply
The National Right to Work Committee has posted numerous analyses (see the first link below, for example) over the years citing U.S. Census Bureau data that show forced-unionism states as a group chronically fail to offer appealing economic opportunities…
Quote: If Kentucky wasn't a Right To Work state, it wouldn't have been on the list
Kentucky’s CBS affiliate WKYT television reports that KY Gov. Matt Bevin announced a new $1.3 billion aluminum mill is coming to Eastern Kentucky creating 550 permanent jobs and 1,000 construction jobs. The new Braidy Industries, Inc. factory will…
A Burden Too Great, Even For ‘Big Shoulders’
Chicago Buckling Under the Weight of Government-Union-Boss Abuses (source: National Right to Work December 2015 Newsletter) A little over a century after it was memorialized by poet Carl Sandburg as the “City of the Big Shoulders,” Chicago is struggling…
Kentucky Elects Pro-Right To Work Governor
Major 2016 Fight Over Compulsory-Dues Repeal Looms in Frankfort (source: National Right to Work December 2015 Newsletter) This fall Big Labor dipped heavily into its forced union dues-funded treasuries to wage extensive voter I.D. and get-out-the-vote drives to ensure…
Pennsylvania Governor Bows to UFCW Union Dons
Consumers, Taxpayers Keep Getting Gouged in the Keystone State (source: National Right to Work August 2015 Newsletter) Today Pennsylvania is one of just two states in which the government retains monopolies on retail sales of both liquor and…
Teacher Union Don Seeks Taxpayer-Funded Bailout
New Jersey NEA Chief Backs Trillion-Dollar Federal ‘Loan Program’ (source: National Right to Work September 2015 Newsletter) For decades, many government union chieftains across America have enjoyed what effectively amounts to the ability to “elect our own boss,”…
Illegal Big Labor Work Slowdowns Take a 'Lethal Toll' on Jobs and Businesses at the Port of Portland
On September 24, the National Labor Relations Board (NLRB) issued the latest of a series of decisions finding that bosses of Local 8 of the International Longshore Workers Union and the ILWU itself commenced ordering illegal employee slowdowns at the…
Five Top-Ranking States For 2004-2014 Private-Sector Job Growth All Have Right to Work Laws
Yesterday the U.S. Commerce Department’s Bureau of Economic Analysis (BEA) issued its initial estimates for total 2014 private-sector, nonfarm employment in the 50 states. The BEA simultaneously released revised estimates for overall state personal income and an array of specific…