01/01/2019

January 2019 National Right to Work Newsletter Summary

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Right to Work Expands U.S. Senate Support: Big Labor Spends Nearly $2 Billion to Slow Right to Work Progress

Public Alerted About Pro-Forced Dues Candidates: Survey Program Featured Mailings, Emails and Advertising

Union Boss-Dominated, Knee-Deep in Debt: Right to Work States Are Better Prepared For Next Fiscal Storm

Big Labor Politicos Don’t Speak For Educators: Sooner Teacher Candidates Run Against NEA-Boss Platform and Win

Right to Work Consolidates Recent State Gains: Bids to Bring Back Forced Dues Will Be ‘Categorically’ Rejected

Union Monopolists Make Schools Less Effective: ‘Substantial’ Negative Impact on Student Achievement Documented

September 24

Independent Workers to Be Locked Out of Port Jobs

The Biden NLRB left South Carolina Ports Authority CEO Barbara Melvin (pictured here with two longshore union bosses) and her colleagues…

September 19

Union Bosses’ States Hemorrhaging Income

Year after year, far more taxpayers are moving out of forced-unionism states than are moving into them. They are taking their income with them. And forced-unionism states’ income losses due to taxpayer out-migration have soared in recent years.

September 17

Mandatory Union-Only PLA’s in the Bay State?

Big Labor politicians in Boston are now tripping over themselves to scuttle future legal challenges to union-only PLA’s in Massachusetts.

January 2019 National Right to Work Newsletter Summary

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