Employment Opportunities on the Rise for Right To Work Tennessee
New job opportunities are on the rise for Tennessee locals. Three companies are investing in the state through relocation and expansion, creating new jobs.
Will Big Labor’s Chattanooga Power Grab Succeed?
Union Bigwigs Want VW to Ignore Worker Vote Against UAW Monopoly (Source: the January 2015 National Right to Work Committee Newsletter) It’s been less than a year since a clear majority of…
DOL Giving UAW, IG Metall, VW "De Facto Immunity"
From the National Right to Work Legal Defense Foundation: Worker Advocate Urges Labor Secretary: Apply Federal Disclosure Law to German Union…
Mark Mix on Chattanooga WDEF News 12 tonight
National Right to Work President Mark Mix was interviewed earlier today for a segment in tonight’s WDEF broadcast regarding a recent agreement involving special access to VW Chattanooga employees that could adversely impact their freedom.
Of 'Scab Lists' and Union-Boss Double Talk
As they continue a long-running campaign to secure monopoly-bargaining privileges over front-line employees at the Volkswagen plant in Chattanooga, a city in southeastern Tennessee, United Auto Workers (UAW) union bosses talk a good game about how, once they acquire the…
Autoworkers Succeed Without UAW Bosses’ ‘Help’
Union Kingpins Still Seek Monopoly Control Over Chattanooga Plant (From the August 2014 National Right to Work Committee Newsletter) Last fall, United Auto Workers (UAW, AFL-CIO) union bosses’ multi-year, lavishly funded…
Indiana City Rolls Back Monopolistic Unionism
‘Fort Wayne Has Taken a Significant Step in the Right Direction’ (Click here to download the July 2014 National Right to Work Committee Newsletter…
UAW’s Chattanooga Kabuki, Trying To Look Relevant
Recently, UAW Secretary-Treasurer Gary Casteel orchestrated a Kabuki Dance (political posturing) for the press and set off a several days of commotions about the United Auto Workers union and their presence in the South. But, it really was no more…