Taxpayer-funded anti-Right to Work pro-forced unionism Big Labor training camp: The Washington State Labor Education and Research Center, which receives roughly $164,000 a year in state funds, partnered with the Washington State Labor Council, AFL-CIO, to hold 11 workshops…
Your tax dollars are working for Big Labor. The Washington Examiner looks at how Big Labor uses tax-funded official time to build its political machine.
President’s Allies May Be Exempted From Burdensome ACA Tax (Click here to download the National Right to Work Committee’s November-December 2013 Newsletter) At the very beginning of 2014, an array of key components of the so-called “Affordable Care Act”…
Board Poised to Make Corralling Workers Into Unions Even Easier (Click here to download the National Right to Work Committee’s November-December 2013 Newsletter) It was in November that Majority Leader Harry Reid (D-Nev.) and his cohorts made it the U.S.
Why did the government sell its GM shares at a $10 billion loss? To protect the United Auto Workers, Michael Barone writes: But, hey, the UAW kicked in heavily to the Obama campaign and to Democratic campaigns generally, and so they…
Labor union officials using forced-dues to fund “push polls” against political targets is not unusual, but against an eighth-grade student’s dad illustrates how far this NEA official is willing to go to intimidate and bully. More often than not, union…
In the spring of 2009, when top bosses of the International Association of Firefighters (IAFF/AFL-CIO) union were pouring cash and “in-kind” contributions into Terry McAuliffe’s campaign for the Democratic gubernatorial nomination in Virginia, there was no ambiguity about what…
A recent report by the Commonwealth Foundation illustrates how the state’s teachers unions and other public employee unions amass millions of dollars through mandatory dues deductions, and how the unions spent much of the money on political causes their members may or may…
National Right to Work President Mark Mix provides insight on current battlefronts against compulsory unionism. The National Right to Work Legal Defense Foundation has two cases at the U.S. Supreme Court. NRTW’s case …