Good news out of Georgia. State Bans on Government-Mandated PLA’s 2013 Gov. Nathan Deal signed S.B. 179, which prohibits government entities from requiring contractors to sign a project labor agreement (PLA) or other agreements with labor unions…
The Washington Times examines how big labor destroyed the Hostess Bakery Company: The ding dongs at Big Labor who refused to make concessions when Hostess Brands, the makers of Twinkies, Drake’s Cakes and Wonder Bread, faced imminent…
In New York, where big labor has its grips on power, union influence has prevented the Ultimate Fighting Championship from coming to the Empire State — which would bring jobs and needed revenue. The Wall Street Journal notes: The…
John Fund, writing at National Review, examines the congressional campaign of Elizabeth Colbert Busch, the sister of liberal comendian Stephen Colbert. She is running in the heart of pro-Right to Work South Carolina and is hiding her pro-big labor views…
At first, pro-forced unionism President Barack Obama and his handpicked National Labor Relations Board (NLRB) chairman, Mark Pearce, sought basically to ignore a ruling this January 25 by a three-judge panel on the U.S. Court of Appeals for the D.C.
[vsw id=”yVPegA4fTTY” source=”youtube” width=”425″ height=”344″ autoplay=”no”] Barack Obama is at it again. Click Image to see full sized timeline. (click here to read NRTWC’s Perez Report) While Obama’s out-of-control, unconstitutional National Labor Relations…
For decades, top bosses of the International Association of Firefighters (IAFF/AFL-CIO) have opportunistically wielded their monopoly-bargaining privileges to wipe out what they darkly view as “competition” from volunteer fire departments. The IAFF constitution explicitly empowers union officials to impose fines…
For decades, public support for the Right to Work principle has been strong in the Keystone State. But until recently the conventional wisdom was that the political clout of Pennsylvania’s union officials was too great for a state Right to…
United Auto Workers (UAW/AFL-CIO) union officials are now striving to secure monopoly-bargaining privileges at several currently union-free auto-assembly plants that are owned by Nissan, Volkswagen and Mercedes-Benz and located, respectively, in Mississippi, Tennessee and Alabama — all Right to Work…