The National Right to Work Committee and its members have been heavily involved in passing a West Virginia Right to Work Law for years. They gained more momentum as our recent successes mounted in several states and helped by the…
Grocery Workers Win Cases Against UFCW Union Bosses for Illegal Strike Threats Union officials forced to refund seized dues, cease misleading workers about their rights BOSTON, MA – This September, National Right to Work Legal Defense Foundation staff attorneys won…
Foundation Assists Workers During UAW Union Boss-Ordered GM Strike Strike order comes during growing UAW boss corruption and embezzlement investigation DETROIT, MI – In September, United Auto Workers (UAW) union bosses ordered tens of thousands of General Motors workers on…
The feds, and many states and localities, still deduct union dues from paychecks without consent. Fourteen months ago the Supreme Court held that the First Amendment protects government employees from being forced to subsidize unions. Janus v. AFSCME affirmed that…
National Right to Work Legal Defense Foundation Attorneys Win Again for Ohio Public Sector Employees and Bus Driver Donna Fizer Ohio School Bus Driver Wins Settlement Against OAPSE Union Bosses Securing Refund of Dues Seized in Violation of Janus First…
Regional NLRB officials dismissed paramedics charge against union even after NLRB General Counsel overturned dismissal in similar union intimidation case just months ago St. Louis Paramedic Appeals to National Labor Relations Board General Counsel in Case Charging Teamsters Officials with…
Communication Workers of America (CWA) union settles, shells out refunds and eliminates bogus labor boss-created “escape clause” From the National RIght to Work Legal Defense Foundation As the result of a federal civil rights lawsuit filed against the…
Labor Board Judge Rules UAW Violated Ford Worker’s Rights by Seizing Union Dues NLRB finding: Seizure of dues by union officials from Ford employee was a violation of his rights and “more than mere negligence” Washington, D.C. (February 26, 2019)…