Federal labor officials have forced the Service Employees International Union Local 49 — one of Oregon’s most active labor groups — to suspend many of its organizing efforts for six months, as part of a legal settlement with a Portland…
Iowa has been the center of a Big Labor, forced-unionism storm since Democrats took control of the state government. Their attempts to role back the State’s Right to Work Law has been slowed by the vocal objections of workers who…
Another example of why the Card Check scam is so desperately needed by Big Labor: The UAW lost another 18,000 members last year adding total attrition to 116,000 since 2004. In the 1970’s, the UAW had over 1.5 million members.
Democrat candidates for president continue to pander to Labor Bosses. This time it was the Communications Workers of America and the Building and Construction Trades who held auditions, and they did not go away disappointed. Sen. Chris Dodd (D-Conn.), Gov.
After Rep. Robert Andrews (D-NJ) conducted his own Card Check organizing campaign, dealers at the Trump Casino in Atlantic City voted to join the United Auto Workers (UAW). The National Right to Work Legal Defense Foundation has filed an unfair…
Syndicated columnist Deroy Murdock understands the Card Check scam: As the Senate considers this anti-democratic legislation, Democrats will fight for union bosses like UNITE’s [Union of Needletrades, Industrial and Textile Employee’s] Bruce Raynor. He perfectly expresses Big Labor’s position on…
The Patriot News reports “[a] group of Pennsylvania Turnpike employees has filed suits in federal court against the International Federation of Teamsters locals that represent them, arguing the unions are improperly collecting dues from them.” Pennsylvania does not have…
We have talked about pressure that workers would be under should the Card Check Forced Unionism scam become law. Well, a New Jersey congressman has given us a little glimpse into the forced-unionism utopia of Big Labor. With union activists…
After filing a complaint in the United Nations objecting to the National Labor Relations Board decision known as the Kentucky River case, union bosses are now pushing Congress to act. Newly drafted legislation by Reps. Robert Andrews (D-NJ) and Don…