UAW Bosses Fold Hand, Card Check Called Into Question
From today’s National Right to Work Legal Defense Foundation news release: Chattanooga Volkswagen Workers Stave off UAW Union Boss Challenge Foundation staff attorneys help employees preserve…
From today’s National Right to Work Legal Defense Foundation news release: Chattanooga Volkswagen Workers Stave off UAW Union Boss Challenge Foundation staff attorneys help employees preserve…
What has a Big Labor-run California government and U.S. President done for Big Labor’s image? Apparently, Obama and Big Labor’s California government union acolytes have hurt Big Labor’s image. Perhaps actions are indeed stronger than words. From the …
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 …
German union rep. Bernd Osterloh says Tennessee VW employees should be allowed to have a secret ballot vote. The National Right to Work Legal Defense Foundation is actively fighting to protect the employees at the VW Chattanooga plant. More about Osterloh’s comments from the…
Over 500 Volkswagen employees are fighting back against an effort to unionize their plant in Tennessee. 563 hourly employees signed petitions against unionization. “There are no duplicates,” said plant worker Mike Burton. “I made sure it was a scrubbed list. They’re…
Wall Street Journal notes the dangers of the “card check” unionization system in an editorial about the UAW’s efforts to trick workers in a VW plant in Tennessee to join the union.
National Right to Work Legal Defense Foundation Attorney William Messenger filed the Foundation’s brief in the UNITE HERE LOCAL 355 v. MARTIN MULHALL Supreme Court case that is set to end card-check forced unionism as we know it. We have made…
Surprise, Surprise, President Obama's new NLRB nominees spent their working years at big labor trying to enact the Card Check Forced Unionism Scheme: One of President Barack Obama’s new National Labor Relations Board nominees dedicated her career at the AFL-CIO to doing away with secret ballots in labor elections—a tactic critics say would make it easier to unionize and expose employees to intimidation. Nancy Schiffer spent nearly three decades as a union attorney in a career that took her from Detroit’s United Auto Workers to associate general counsel at the AFL-CIO, a Democratic power broker that spent $30 million on the 2012 election. Schiffer took the lead in many unionization efforts across the country and has spent the past few years trying to do away with the secret ballot in union elections. “[Card check] is needed to address a severe violation of human rights,” she testified to the House Education and Workforce Committee in 2004.
The Colorado Springs Gazette argues that the Card Check Forced Unionism bill should remain on the…