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Right to Work Archives

Union Bosses Largely to Blame For 'Spot Shortages' of Teachers
August 11

Union Bosses Largely to Blame For 'Spot Shortages' of Teachers

A news story by Motoko Rich published on the front page of the New York Times print edition yesterday (see below for a link to the electronic version) reports that this summer public school districts across the U.S.  are “scrambling…

July 2015 National Right To Work Committee Newsletter available online
July 15

July 2015 National Right To Work Committee Newsletter available online

(Click here to download the July 2015 National Right to Work Newsletter) Congress Hears Call for Compulsory-Dues Repeal — National Right to Work Committee Leader Decries Out-of-Control NLRB ‘My Grievances Are With the Union Itself’ —…

July 9

Grocery Union Bosses Win, Consumers and Taxpayers Lose in Keystone State

Today Pennsylvania is one of just two states in which the government retains monopolies on retail sales of both liquor and wine consumed off-premises.  According to recent polling, ordinary citizens in Pennsylvania overwhelmingly favor privatization of the sale of alcohol…

NLRB Pulls Back On Offensive Against Right To Work
July 9

NLRB Pulls Back On Offensive Against Right To Work

From the National Right to Work Legal Defense Foundation regarding the NLRB’s recent moves: National Right to Work Foundation Issues Statement on NLRB Suspension of Call for Briefs in Case Designed to Undermine Right to Work Laws The NLRB…

Teachers and Prospective Teachers in Forced-Dues Stronghold States Will Be Better Off if Big Labor Loses in Friedrichs
July 1

Teachers and Prospective Teachers in Forced-Dues Stronghold States Will Be Better Off if Big Labor Loses in Friedrichs

Officials and militant activists of the three million-member National Education Association (NEA), America’s biggest teacher union, are currently gathered in Orlando, Fla., for their annual convention and representative assembly. Throughout the next few days, until the event finally concludes on…

Commandeering 'Fruit' of Growers' Labor Is Unconstitutional; What About Commandeering Workers' Paychecks?
June 24

Commandeering 'Fruit' of Growers' Labor Is Unconstitutional; What About Commandeering Workers' Paychecks?

On Monday, raisin farmers and handlers Marvin and Laura Horne finally prevailed in a long battle they have waged in defense of what a U.S. Supreme Court majority now agrees is their constitutional right to sell raisins in interstate commerce…

Obama NLRB Targets Right to Work Movement
June 23

Obama NLRB Targets Right to Work Movement

Bureaucrats Scheme to Impose Compulsory Union Fees Nationwide (Source: May 2015 National Right to Work Newsletter) President Barack Obama’s extremist National Labor Relations Board (NLRB) has flabbergasted even some of its harshest…

Congress Recognizes State Right To Work Laws 68 Years Ago Today
June 23

Congress Recognizes State Right To Work Laws 68 Years Ago Today

On this day in 1947, Congress overwhelmingly overrode President Harry Truman’s veto of the Taft-Hartley Act which includes Section 14(b) — federal recognition of states’ ability to pass Right to Work laws.  Nine states had enacted Right…

NRTW's Michigan Dues Check-Off Victory, Big Labor
June 12

NRTW's Michigan Dues Check-Off Victory, Big Labor "Window Periods" Shattered

  When employees decide to end their union membership, Big Labor bosses often use several tricks attempting to force them to stay.  Union bosses often try to use illegal membership withdrawal window periods.  A “window period” is an artificially created period of…

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