As recently as 2000, the year of the extremely close and contentious presidential contest between George W. Bush and Al Gore, 36.4%, or barely more than a third, of all private-sector employees in the U.S. held a job located in…
Well, at least that seems to be the Albuquerque Journal Editorial Board’s hope. The Editorial Board’s arguments are worth a listen by any legislator who wants to advance freedom. From the the Albuquerque Journal Editorial Board: Make Right to Work Part of…
From the National Right to Work Legal Defense Foundation: Worker Advocate Urges Labor Secretary: Apply Federal Disclosure Law to German Union…
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.
Last week, voters in Indiana and Michigan, which respectively adopted the 24th and 25th state Right to Work laws in 2012, rewarded elected officials and candidates who are responsible for having enacted these measures and/or have gone on the record…
According to a November 7th headline in The Times of Northwest Indiana, “Right-to-work lawsuit could go to U.S. Supreme Court.” Having been rejected in numerous courts in its attempt to tie-up Indiana’s Right to Work law, Big Labor continues to plot legal…
When 18-year-old college freshman Saira Blair is sworn in as a West Virginia House Delegate, she will become America’s youngest elected lawmaker. And, what is Delegate-elect Blair’s most important issue: I want to…
At the beginning of her Kentucky Senate quest when she was trying to gain some foothold, Alison Lundergan Grimes publicly endorsed forcing hardworking Kentuckians to pay for her political campaign or lose their job. That is what her opposition to Right to Work…
Loss of Tesla factory prompting more New Mexicans to talk about the need for Right to Work freedom according to Albuquerque Journal‘s Marshall Martin: New Mexico business associations are discussing the state’s need for…