(Click here to download the November-December 2015 National Right To Work Newsletter) Kentucky Elects Pro-Right to Work Governor — Major 2016 Fight Over Compulsory-Dues Repeal Looms in Frankfort A Burden Too Great, Even For ‘Big Shoulders’…
Bill Would Corral Home-Based Child-Care Providers Into Unions (source: National Right To Work August 2015 Newsletter) Last year, in Harris v. Quinn, a case argued and won by National Right to Work Legal Defense Foundation attorneys, the U.S.
Consumers, Taxpayers Keep Getting Gouged in the Keystone State (source: National Right To Work August 2015 Newsletter) Today Pennsylvania is one of just two states in which the government retains monopolies on retail sales of both liquor and…
Lawmakers’ ‘Power of the Purse String’ Can Protect Right to Work (source: National Right To Work August 2015 Newsletter) As this Newsletter edition goes to press, it’s been nearly four months since President Barack Obama’s radical National Labor…
New Jersey NEA Chief Backs Trillion-Dollar Federal ‘Loan Program’ (source: National Right To Work September 2015 Newsletter) For decades, many government union chieftains across America have enjoyed what effectively amounts to the ability to “elect our own boss,”…
Americans in Their Working Years Are ‘Voting With Their Feet’ (source: National Right To Work September 2015 Newsletter) Because, as a group, they already have plenty…
Union Boss-Backed ‘Single Salary Schedule’ Hurts Many Educators (source: National Right To Work September 2015 Newsletter) A host of news stories published late this summer reported that public school districts across the U.S. are, as a front-page New…
Vandalizing Convention Exhibits a Licit Form of ‘Labor Protest’? (source: National Right To Work September 2015 Newsletter) A lawsuit filed by the Pennsylvania Convention Center Authority (PCCA) in May charges that carpenters union bigwigs launched a violent campaign…
But For Whom Do the Announced 2016 Presidential Candidates Work? (source: National Right To Work October 2015 Newsletter) By his own account, Vice President Joe Biden is still mulling over whether or not to…
(Click here to download the October 2015 National Right To Work Newsletter) ‘My Name’s Joe Biden and I Work For Leo Gerard’ — But For Whom Do the Announced 2016 Presidential Candidates Work? Contract-Company, Franchise Employees…
In Reality, NEA Union Bosses Oppose Higher Pay For Many Teachers (source: National Right To Work August 2015 Newsletter) At the end of June, the U.S. Supreme Court agreed to take up in its next term Friedrichs…
Fall Gubernatorial Contest’s Outcome Could Decide State’s Future (source: National Right To Work September 2015 Newsletter) In just a few weeks, Kentucky voters will go to the polls to select their next governor. And the union political machine…
Will Right to Work Supporters Have a Choice on Fall 2016 Ballot? (source: National Right To Work September 2015 Newsletter) More than another year remains until American voters in all 50 states and in Washington, D.C., go to…
(Click here to download the September 2015 National Right To Work Newsletter) Three Presidential Hopefuls Woo Big Labor — Will Right to Work Supporters Have a Choice on Fall 2016 Ballot? Right to Work States Attract Breadwinners —…
Big Labor Fights For ‘Government Slackers’ on Taxpayers’ Dime (Source: July 2015 National Right to Work Committee Newsletter) A three-part series of reports filed in early June by journalist Elizabeth MacDonald for Fox Business offered an array of…
Union Bosses’ Monopoly Power Drives Away Taxpayers of All Kinds (Source: July 2015 National Right to Work Committee Newsletter) According to the nonpartisan, Washington, D.C.-based Tax Foundation, this year on average citizens of forced-unionism Connecticut are surrendering well…
National Right to Work Committee Leader Decries Out-of-Control NLRB (Source: July 2015 National Right to Work Committee Newsletter) On June 3, the U.S. House’s Education and the Workforce Committee held a hearing to document what the panel majority…
Clear Contrast Between Gubernatorial Nominees on Forced Unionism (Source: July 2015 National Right to Work Committee Newsletter) After a hard-fought primary contest in which 93% of the votes went to candidates who had pledged…