Kentucky to become the 25th Right To Work State?
Rep. Jim DeCeasre, a Republican from Warren County Kentucky, has said he’ll introduce a Right to Work bill in the next legislative session. Let the fight for worker’s choice begin in…
Rep. Jim DeCeasre, a Republican from Warren County Kentucky, has said he’ll introduce a Right to Work bill in the next legislative session. Let the fight for worker’s choice begin in…
The CEO of the oldest brewery in America (and maker of Obama’s “favorite beer”)believes his state — Pennsylvania — should free itself from the shackles of forced unionism. Dick Yuengling said he would like to see lawmakers in Harrisburg approve…
Writing for National Review Online last week (see the link below), economic analyst Kevin Williamson observes that it’s not only notoriously mismanaged forced-unionism states like California, Illinois, and New York that are losing vast amounts of income and productive employees…
As union bosses try to tell tall tales to auto workers in Tennessee, Mike Patterson sets them straight with his own version: Once upon a time, in Chattanooga a young girl made her way to…
Amy Volk, a state representatives from Maine, makes an eloquent case why the state should adopt a Right to Work law: For years, an unhealthy alliance between Democratic politicians and labor…
HotAir.com has a nice summary of the failing efforts of Michigan union bosses to smother the spread of Right to Work in the state: Last winter, the state of Michigan officially became the country’s 24th right-to-work state —…
Largely because of Big Labor-backed work rules that encourage healthy employees to retire in their early 50’s and cash in unused sick leave, vacation time, and even fringe benefits to jack up their pensions, Phoenix taxpayer costs for public-safety retirements…
The AFL-CIO is putting a target on Michigan Governor Rick Snyder and five other Republican governors in the 2014 election, WHTC reports: The union’s Political Director Michael Podhorzer told the audience at a breakfast in Washington, D.C. Tuesday the organization will go after…
Yesterday the Michigan Court of Appeals firmly rejected a bid by union officials and their lawyers to deny protection under the state’s recently adopted Right to Work law to roughly 35,000 civil service employees. Big Labor lawyers had contended that…