Right to Work State Tax Data
Data for the Tax Filing Year 2008 show that a total of 1.523 million personal income tax filers were residing that year in a Right to Work state after residing somewhere else in the U.S. the previous year. Meanwhile, a…
Glenn Beck Job Summit: Beck Discusses What Will Work With NRTW President Mark Mix
The National Right to Work President Mark Mix discussed, among other topics, the Service Employees International Union (SEIU) 9-Point Plan with Fox News Host Glenn Beck. Mix joined other panelists (Joe Lane, Principal Sinter Partners; David Malpass, Economist; and Charles…
Supporting Big Labor’s Forced-Unionism Agenda Doesn’t Pay
This past election, opponents of forced unionism in Virginia sent the union bosses’ handpicked politicians a LOUD and CLEAR message . . . . . . supporting Big Labor’s forced-unionism agenda doesn’t pay politically. You see, it’s no secret that…
Mark Mix Discusses Philadelphia’s Big Labor Commuter Shutdown
The National Right to Work Committee President Mark Mix discussed the Big Labor commuter shutdown that is hurting workers all across Philadelphia with Fox Business Channel’s Brian Sullivan. Mix pointed to the fact that many union members did not want…
Biting the Hand
Big Labor’s forced unionism excesses are driving jobs from Washington State to Right to Work South Carolina. In 20 years, the International Association of Machinists and Aerospace Workers have gone on strike against Boeing four times and the company…
Boeing set to Move?
Boeing is considering moving its operation to South Carolina and the Post and Courier says a significant reason why is South Carolina is a Right to Work state.
Labor Bosses Still Expecting Bailout
Big Labor Bosses have spent like drunken sailors trying to increase the support for forced unionism in Congress and the state legislatures, even borrowing millions against buildings that forced dues have paid for several times over. Yet, their drive for…
Behind the Healthcare Rhetoric
What are big labor’s true intentions on health care reform? Why are they plowing millions of dollars of workers dues money into a public relations campaign to enact the law? James Sherk has an explanation: Organized labor is campaigning…
State of the Unions
Doug Stafford, Vice President of the National Right to Work Committee, was interviewed by the Pittsburgh Tribune and gave an articulate update on the state of affairs of big labor’s political power plays. It’s worth a read.