Last week Minnesota radio talk show host and occasional guest host for the Rush Limbaugh Show, Jason Lewis discussed forced unionism and worker freedoms with National Right to Work President Mark Mix. The Right to Work Legal Defense Foundation has…
The Politico’s Ben Smith exposes more attempts by Big Labor Bosses to use clout gained from forced unionism; union pension “trustees” are attacking the National Right to Work Legal Defense Foundation. While ignoring pension fund trustees’ fiduciary…
Steve Malanga compares the effects the economy has had on the private and public sectors in the Wall Street Journal and the comparison is startling. While private companies are forced to cancel bonuses, freeze salaries and sometimes layoff workers,…
Sen. John Ensign (R-NV) said that Republican Senators are “nervous” that Sen. Arlen Specter (D-PA) will flip-flop on the Card Check Forced-Unionism bill. “We’re very nervous about some of the public statements he’s made,” Ensign told a group of conservative bloggers…
Diane Furchtgott-Roth looks behind the rhetoric of the Card Check Forced Unionism bill: Under binding arbitration, if firms and newly-organized unions cannot agree on their first collective bargaining contract within 120 days, the Federal Mediation and Conciliation Service,…
OneNewsNow looks at the efforts of the National Right to Work Foundation to help a non-union member whose rights have been violated.
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…
Chicago’s Fran Eaton calls the effects of forced unionism as she sees it: Just when that house begins to teeter is when the bullies really get mean and desperate. We’re seeing that now at the federal level. Unions want to…
The Augusta Chronicle joins the growing opposition to the Card Check Forced Unionism Bill, S.560, pointing out that Georgia House of Representatives member John Barrow is refusing to protect workers rights.