Newly Discovered NLRB Memo Exposes that it was Seeking to Create a Boeing Complaint
Don’t believe that the NLRB’s attack on South Carolina’s Right to Work status is a shot in the dark. A newly discovered May 10, 2011 memo…
Don’t believe that the NLRB’s attack on South Carolina’s Right to Work status is a shot in the dark. A newly discovered May 10, 2011 memo…
BMW plans to expand in Right To Work state of South Carolina As politicians are seeking jobs through stimulus programs, spending sprees, welfare, food stamp programs and bureaucratic mandates, many ignore the upshot enactment of a Right to Work law can have on job creation for fear of angering their big labor benefactors. But the evidence continues to compound that giving workers a choice in joining a union is not only a civil rights issue but an economic growth issue. The Washington Examiner gets it: "Danaher’s closing,” said Rep. Richard Neal, D-Mass., lamenting the loss of a plant that had employed 330 people in his state. “Now those jobs are going to Arkansas and to Texas.” It was April 2005. Neal was taking the opportunity during a House committee hearing on competition with China to complain instead about how Massachusetts was losing jobs to states with less-hostile business climates. The Ways and Means Committee chairman in 2005, California Republican Bill Thomas, mildly rebuked Neal’s deviation from the topic, saying Massachusetts had shot itself in the foot with high taxes and compulsory union membership. “At some point perhaps the good citizens of Massachusetts will pick up the drift,” Thomas said.
The spokesman for the NLRB, in trying to defend the agency’s decision to punish Boeing for moving part of its operations to a Right to Work state, does the agency no favors trying to defend the indefensible.
Mitch Daniels’ decision to shutdown Right to Work legislation leaves indiviudals like this WRTV anchor, Patricia Shepherd, battling Big Labor greed. From the National Right to Work Legal Defense Foundation news release: Union Forced Dues Threats against WRTV Anchor Highlight Need…
The National Right to Work Legal Defense Foundation will defend Boeing employees in the fight against the National Labor Relations Board. The Charleston Business Journal’s Ashley Fletcher Frampton …
The NLRB’s action against South Carolina Boeing employees is mystifying even to a former NLRB Board member appointed by pro-Big Labor President Bill Clinton. Bill Gould, a Clinton Administration Board member is “mystified” by the NLRB’s actions. “The Boeing case is…
The NLRB’s action against South Carolina Boeing employees is mystifying even to a former NLRB Board member appointed by pro-Big Labor President Bill Clinton. Bill Gould, a Clinton Administration Board member is “mystified” by the NLRB’s actions. “The Boeing case is…
Union water-carrier Sen. Tom Harkin (D-AFL-CIO) held a hearing last week in the Senate to promote more forced unionism but the Republican minority turned tables on the Chairman. Sen. Mike Enzi called one witness — Michael Luttig, the general…
Did the National Labor Relations Board (NLRB) act independently when it filed a complaint against Boeing Aircraft that would cost 1,000 men and women to lose their jobs in South Carolina? Apparently, the National Right to Work Legal Defense Foundation…