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…
The Senate’s chief proponent of forced unionism is also the chief proponent of a government-run health care system. Obviously forcing people to work for the government will make it easier to unionize them. It’s no accident Sen. Tom…
For Big Labor’s most notorious organizing partner, ACORN, the “chickens have come home to roost” thanks to a couple young people exposing ACORN (see BigGovernment.com for more). In case you only watch MSNBC for your news, you may not have…
The Legal Services Corp., a congressionally chartered, taxpayer-funded entity, has hired a law firm to ensure its workers are not forced to endure an intimidating card check organizing campaign. Big labor water carrier Sen. Tom Harkin didn’t take to…
While some wish to believe that Card Check Forced Unionism, aka EFCA, is dead, Human Events’ John Gizzi reports that the White House disagrees: Six days after outgoing AFL-CIO President John Sweeney told a press breakfast in Washington…
300 big labor activists will descend upon Capitol Hill to push their agenda of forced unionism, the Wall Street Journal notes. They are targeting members of Congress from Arkansas, Louisiana, Montana and other key states. This should be a…
Sen. Tom Harkin (D-IA), the Senate’s chief proponent of the Card Check Forced Unionism Scheme claimed that he had the 60 votes needed to pass his legislation through the Senate but Sen. Ted Kennedy’s (D-MA) illness put the brakes…
In two separate decades, SEIU bosses engaged in a win-at-all-cost card check organizing strategy that is euphemistically called a Corporate Campaign. In this organizing strategy, SEIU Boss Andy Stern and other union goons put into action Stern’s words that SEIU bosses…
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…