Once again Iowa political reporter David Yepsen has issued a warning to Democrats: Mess around with Iowa’s Right to Work Law at your own peril. Yepsen points out that the anti-Republican sentiment that was prevalent last election could quickly turn…
The Mount Pleasant Area Chamber of Commerce joined the growing chorus of calls condemning the “[un]Fair Share” proposal that would destroy Iowa’s Right to Work Law. The resolutions passed by the Chamber “urges state legislators to vote against any legislation…
“Missouri should become a ‘right to work’ state and end rules that require some people to join unions, or pay union dues, as a condition of their jobs, some lawmakers and state business groups said Wednesday,” quotes a recent article…
Under the threat of repeal of the state’s Right to Work Law, Iowans are sending a message to their elected officials: “Hands off Right to Work.” Saying the union named “fair share” plan would “send the wrong signal to many…
Statehouse Democrats in Iowa seem ready to move against the state’s Right to Work Law. According to an article by Chris Dorsey of IowaPolitics.com, “Assistant Senate Minority Leader Jeff Angelo, R-Creston, said Friday [January 26, 2007] at a meeting with…
With the legislature convening next week, Iowans are preparing for a frontal assault on its worker protections afforded by the state’s Right to Work Law. Governor-elect Chet Culver has vowed to sign into law any forced-unionism legislation that reaches his…
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