Governors in Non-Right to Work states receive regrets as Governors in states with Right to Work roll out welcome wagons to businesses and jobs as they choose states that fly the Right to Work Freedom Banner. From Real Clear Policy: The…
Common sense tells you that a private organization that has the legally-enforceable power to compel people to support it financially, on pain of losing their jobs, will be far less accountable about how it spends its money than a private…
In a column published 50 years ago this summer, economic journalist Henry Hazlitt took on proponents of compulsory unionism who hypocritically invoke “freedom of contract” as their justification for their stance. At the time, Big Labor was pushing furiously for…
Union Lawyers Count on High Court to Ignore a Plain Fact: Monopoly Bargaining Benefits Some Teachers at Others’ Expense Thanks largely to the determined and persistent efforts of National Right to Work Committee members and supporters and their allies,…
It’s the 50th Anniversary of the 1965-66 Fight To Repeal 14(b) — federal recognition of State Right to Work Laws. What better way than to use National Right to Work icon Reed Larson’s words to rally America to Big Labor’s ultimate…
The captivating legal drama of Marvin and Laura Horne continued last week as the case brought by these married California raisin farmers and handlers received an extraordinary second hearing before the U.S. Supreme Court on Wednesday, April 22. The Hornes…
On April 8, the citizens of Wentzville, Mo., a small city located less than an hour’s drive away from St. Louis, went to the polls to fill the two of the seven seats on their local school board that were…
The Obama National Labor Relations Board (NLRB) has been hitting at the edge of Right to Work for six years; now it has signaled a frontal assault on Right to Work freedom. In a recent announcement, the NLRB signaled that it…
Last summer, the U.S. Supreme Court alarmed government union bosses across the country when it found, in Harris v. Quinn, that Big Labor Illinois politicians had violated the First Amendment by seeking to compel and actually compelling home personal care…