Former Congresswoman Hilda Solis, the tunnel-visioned promoter of compulsory unionism whom President Barack Obama selected as his labor secretary four years ago, recently announced her resignation. In a Washington Examiner commentary (see the link below), journalist Sean Higgins observes that, while it…
Under 1988’s Communications Workers of America v. Beck and other U.S. Supreme Court precedents won by the National Right to Work Legal Defense Foundation, forced dues-paying employees who don’t belong to a union at least have the right to opt out…
Michigan’s passage of a Right to Work law is giving state officials a critical advantage in seeking companies to wanting to re-locate — and pro-forced unionism hacks …
The Manhattan Institute’s Public Sector Inc. blog recounts the flabbergasting story of what happened after more than 100 rogue state employees in Connecticut “fraudulently applied for disaster food aid meant to refill the refrigerators of poor people who lost power”…
From BuzzFeed: Secretary of Labor Hilda Solis resigned Wednesday afternoon, three sources told BuzzFeed. Solis was one of the least-visible members of President Barack Obama’s cabinet, rarely appearing on national television or with…
The Washington (D.C.) Free Beacon reports that National Labor Relations Board (NLRB) member Richard Griffin was served last month at his home in our nation’s capital with a court summons relating to a lawsuit filed by 10 members of a Los…
Late last year, Philadelphia Magazine published a long, but always compelling account of how two young developers from Virginia and their employees, starting in early 2012, have been subjected to ugly Big Labor threats, sabotage and violence simply for refusing to…
According to a report in the Philadelphia Inquirer, police have concluded that a December 21 attack on the construction site for a new Society of Friends meetinghouse in the City of Brotherly Love was the work of union militants. The meetinghouse…
Wall Street bonuses were way down in 2012, and now the Big Apple faces a bill of $33 billion just to repair housing and infrastructure damage caused by Hurricane Sandy. But top bosses of the Manhattan-based United Federation of Teachers…