Union Kingpins Now Blame Others For Benefit-Slashing Plan They Backed (source: National Right to Work October 2015 Newsletter) In the “lame duck” session of Congress called at the end of last year, lawmakers voted, without ever holding any public…
After 14(b) Showdown, Union-Label Politicians Were Shellacked Time and again over the years, when U.S. senators and congressmen have had to go on the record “for” or “against” Right to Work in a recorded floor vote,…
(Click here to download the January 2016 National Right to Work Newsletter) Presidential Hopefuls Feel Right to Work Heat — Committee Goal: Persuade All Candidates to Oppose Forced Unionism Pay Forced Dues to a Union Don…
Along with a California Teachers Association (CTA/NEA) union lawyer and U.S. Solicitor General Donald Verrilli, California Solicitor General Edward DuMont will be arguing for the respondents in Friedrichs v. CTA on January 11, when the High Court hears oral arguments in the case.
Pretending to Be Right to Work Won’t Suffice; Does Denver Business Establishment Regret Big Labor Appeasement? (source: National Right to Work October 2015 Newsletter) Leaders of the Denver Metro Chamber of Commerce are publicly complaining that perceptions…
Obama NLRB Ignores 68-Year-Old Statutory Definition of ‘Employer’ (source: National Right to Work October 2015 Newsletter) In the latest of a series of bureaucratic rewrites of federal labor law that are clearly intended to…
From the 1999-2000 through the 2014-15 school years, enrollment in charter schools across the U.S. skyrocketed from 300,000 to 2.9 million. Charters are public institutions that furnish their services to K-12 schoolchildren free of charge, but are subject to fewer…
On November 30, the U.S. Supreme Court granted a request from the Obama Administration that U.S. Solicitor General Donald Verrilli be allowed to participate in the High Court oral arguments now scheduled for the morning of January 11, 2016. The…
(Click here to download the November-December 2015 National Right to Work Newsletter) Kentucky Elects Pro-Right to Work Governor — Major 2016 Fight Over Compulsory-Dues Repeal Looms in Frankfort A Burden Too Great, Even For ‘Big Shoulders’…