Forced Unionism By Fiat
The President says he is fighting to turn the economy around and create jobs, yet it seems like the only jobs he is willing to create is for union organizers. After meeting with a Fairfax, Virginia, family to…
Back Door Card Check
A warning from the Wall Street Journal worth reprinting: As Big Labor has realized it won’t get “card check” legislation through Congress, it is turning to its secret weapon inside the Obama Administration—labor lawyer Craig Becker. And as many…
Illinois Forcing Mom Into Union Because She Cares for Her Son
(Illinois)A deal struck by Big Labor bosses and Illinois Gov. Ron Blogovich made this mom and thousands like her political pawns. Listen to WLS radio’s interview of The National Right to Work Legal Defense Foundation client and Big Labor…
Worker Revolt
We have written before about efforts by the SEIU to force home health care providers into a union — including family members taking care of loved ones. Michelle Malkin has the run-down and the effort by workers to fight…
President Obama and President Trumka
The president is celebrating Labor Day with AFL-CIO boss Trumka this year leaving the 93% of private sector workers who are not members of a union with part of the tab. Obama and his Secretary of [Big] Labor Hilda…
Washington Teacher's Union Boss: What's Next
Mark Mix, the president of the National Right to Work Foundation, takes to the pages of the Washington Examiner to ask, ” What’s next for the Washington Teacher’s Union Chief?”…
Washington Teacher's Union Boss: What's Next
Mark Mix, the president of the National Right to Work Foundation, takes to the pages of the Washington Examiner to ask, ” What’s next for the Washington Teacher’s Union Chief?”…
Unions Outsource Protest Work
Big labor bosses hate outsourcing of jobs to the private sector, unless they are the ones doing the outsourcing. In order to get union protestors on the streets, the unions have been hiring non-union labor to “march around…
Free Spending Worker's Dues Money
Big Labor continues to throw good money after bad in political campaigns — after all it’s not their money. The Washington Examiner believes their free spending ways has the whiff of desperation: Their desperation is a function of two realities: First, only…