House Panel Backs Bill to Protect Freelancers
House backs bill to protect freelancers from Biden's DOL rule, which redefines "independent contractor" to force union dues on freelancers.
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Presidential Hopefuls Feel Right to Work Heat — Committee Goal: Persuade All Candidates to Oppose Forced Unionism
Pay Forced Dues to a Union Don Who Insults You? — Conscientious Teacher’s Trials Attest to Need For Right to Work
‘Official Time’ in Right to Work Virginia? — How Big Labor Circumvents Old Dominion’s Public-Sector Labor Laws
Seattle Politicians: Forced Dues ‘Uber Alles’ — Right to Work Will Fight Back in Courts and State Legislatures
Right to Work States Attract Business Investors — Global Firms Far Less Likely to Create Jobs in Forced-Dues States
Recalling Big Labor’s 1966 Electoral ‘Reproof’ — After 14(b) Showdown, Union-Label Politicians Were Shellacked
House backs bill to protect freelancers from Biden's DOL rule, which redefines "independent contractor" to force union dues on freelancers.
Josh Hawley distances himself from pro-Right to Work pledges, aligning with union bosses like the Teamsters, despite their history of corruption.
Six of the bottom seven states for purchasing power are forced-unionism states, highlighting the economic impact of compulsory union membership.