New Hampshire workers Patrick Doughty and Randy Severance's Supreme Court case seeking a refund after being forced to pay union dues has been fully briefed.
Businesses investing in Right to Work Arkansas include Drax Group, CoorsTek, and Tyson Foods. These will create 150 new jobs in the state.
Foundation attorneys argue IAM union “opt-out” requirement to escape payment for union officials’ political activities violates Supreme Court’s Janus standard
Businesses investing in the Midwest include Accelerate360 in Kansas, Link Mfg in Iowa, Nucor in Nebraska, and Core Scientific in North Dakota.
In case you missed something this month, go here to see summary of our May 2021 National Right to Work Newsletter and download the PDF.
Three companies are investing in Right to Work Arizona, and they are CIS Global, LiveRamp, and Bonelli. These will create 235 new jobs altogether.
"This sort of surveillance is on a union opponent has got to be illegal and has to be stopped and we’re going to continue to fight for him all the way.”
Mark Mix: “Independent-minded workers should not have their cases adjudicated by officials who celebrate partisan, pro-union boss attacks on the NLRB."
Bonnie Plants and Engineered Plastics are both investing in Right to Work Alabama! This will create 135 new jobs for the state!