For a fourth time, Alabama auto workers voted in a decertification election that could free then from a United Auto Workers union (UAW) monopoly bargaining contract. Employees were helped with legal advice from the National Right to Work Legal Defense…
It’s all political when it comes to Government Union Dues…. From The News-Gazette: Taking on union power What’s wrong with asking the courts to clarify the law? Illinois Gov. Bruce Rauner said he’d shake things up. Rauner’s executive order relieves state…
According to the Wisconsin Reporter’s Adam Tobias: Unions gave $575K to Wisconsin Democratic senators voting against right-to-work bill Labor unions have contributed about $575,000 to the 14 Democratic senators who voted Wednesday against right-to-work legislation being fast-tracked through the…
From the National Right to Work Legal Defense Foundation: Special Legal Notice for Refinery Workers Represented by the United Steelworkers Union (USW) On Sunday, February 1, the Steelworkers Union bosses ordered about 3,800 refinery workers to strike their employers…
Case underscores need for Right to Work protections to make union membership and dues payment strictly voluntary From the National Right to Work Legal Defense Foundation:…
Union Bigwigs Want VW to Ignore Worker Vote Against UAW Monopoly (Source: the January 2015 National Right to Work Committee Newsletter) It’s been less than a year since a clear majority of…
Bans on Forced Union Dues Expected to Come up For Roll-Call Votes (Source: the January 2015 National Right to Work Committee Newsletter) With the vast majority of state legislatures across the…
(Click here to download the January 2015 National Right to Work Committee Newsletter) Right to Work on State Legislators’ Agenda — Bans on Forced Union Dues Expected to…
Illinois still trying to fire corrections official with a troubled work history, criminal convictions and a history of street gang affiliations Forced-dues political power and public sector monopoly-bargaining create these types of irresponsible situations: Tom Shaer, spokesman for the Illinois Department…