April 2016 National Right to Work Newsletter Summary
Go here to read the April 2016 National Right to Work Newsletter.
Go here to read the April 2016 National Right to Work Newsletter.
As Marquette University associate professor Andrew Hanson (pictured) and fellow economist Zackary Hawley pointed out in a commentary they published late last week, the real value of a dollar varies dramatically around the country. But Big Labor propagandists routinely understate…
When National Public Radio reporter Lisa Autry acknowledged in a report on labor policy last year that “income and job growth” have long been “faster” in Right to Work states than in forced-unionism states, militantly pro-forced unionism listeners howled in…
In successfully pushing for passage of a Right to Work measure early this year, West Virginia Senate President Bill Cole (R-Mercer) suggested it would help boost job growth in his economically struggling state. Just-released U.S. Labor Department employment data reinforce…
If government union bosses in New Jersey follow through on their threat to launch a transit strike this weekend, it’s estimated that 65,000 daily rail commuters to and from New York City will be left without a dependable way to…
(Click here to download the March 2016 National Right to Work Newsletter) West Virginia Enacts State Right to Work Law – Over Past Four Years, Four States Have Barred Forced Union Dues Right to Work States Better…
“It’s not enough to enact Right to Work protections; they must be vigorously defended and enforced,” said Mark Mix, president of the National Right to Work Foundation. Union bosses will go to great lengths to keep workers in their forced-dues grasp. The National Right to Work Foundation will fight to make sure that every West Virginian’s Right to Work is protected, because no worker should ever be forced to pay union dues or fees just to get or keep a job.
Last November, when the West Virginia Legislature’s Joint Standing Committee on the Judiciary held a hearing on state Right to Work laws, important testimony was provided by Lillian Graning, the chief communications officer for the Beckley, W.Va.-based New River Gorge…
[vsw id=”uLgZBHVNZmg” source=”youtube” width=”625″ height=”344″ autoplay=”yes”] Today I wanted to update you on the latest from West Virginia, which is on the verge of becoming America’s 26th Right to Work state. The fact is, for the last several years, the…