Big Labor Lawyers Paul Smith, Tom Geoghegan Confront the Truth (Source: February 2015 National Right to Work Committee Newsletter) For decades, Big Labor bosses have sought to perpetuate and expand their special…
Pro-Forced Dues Federal Policy Harms Employees, Firms Nationwide (Source: February 2015 National Right to Work Committee Newsletter) Last month, U.S. Rep. Steve King (R-Iowa) and 76 original cosponsors introduced legislation on Capitol…
In a paper he wrote for the National Institute for Labor Relations Research a decade ago, economist Barry Poulson raised a point that seems obvious, but is generally overlooked in both academic and media analyses of relative living standards in…
Free Legal Aid for those who believe that their rights under the new Wisconsin Right to Work law are being denied or abridged. National Right to Work Foundation expands its current legal efforts in Wisconsin. Since Wisconsin Act 10 was…
On Friday, nine days after an identical bill prohibiting forced union dues and fees was adopted by the Wisconsin state Senate, the state Assembly in Madison overwhelmingly approved a Right to Work measure on Friday. Yesterday, GOP Gov. Scott Walker…
Law expands Wisconsin private-sector workers’ rights to refrain from union membership and dues payments Washington, DC (March 9, 2015) – Mark Mix, President of the National Right to Work Committee, has released the following statement regarding Wisconsin Governor Scott Walker…
Today, Wisconsin Governor Scott Walker signed into law the Wisconsin Right to Work legislation at a business called Badger Meter in Brown Deer, WI. Now, the National Right to Work is preparing to defend the new Right to Work Law from…
2014 US Department of Labor reports filed by 16 Wisconsin unions who self-reported that they spent about $1 million from dues on “Political Activities & Lobbying.” Wisconsin Democrats have another 937,829 reasons to support compelling employees to pay tribute…
Wisconsin Assembly sends right-to-work bill to Gov. Walker By Associated Press/NBC26 Staff. MADISON, Wis. (AP) — Wisconsin’s Republican-controlled state Assembly has voted to make their state the 25th with a right-to-work law, sending the measure to Gov.