The July 2010 issue of The National Right to Work Committee Newsletter is available for download in an Adobe pdf format for your convenience to read and share. It is the Committee’s official newsletter publication that provides an excellent monthly overview of the battle against forced unionism.
July’s issue contains the following headlines:
Handful of GOP Senators Woo Union Kingpins — Federal Union Monopoly Threatens State, Local Public Employees
‘Big Labor Picked the Wrong Guy to Bully’ — ROTC Instructor Wins Small Victory Over Teacher Union Bosses
Pot of Compulsory Dues For Big Labor? — California Union Bosses, Marijuana Dealers Embark on Joint Effort
Slow Learner vs. ‘Never Learner’ in Bay State? — In Traditional Big Labor Stronghold, Union-Only PLA’s Under Fire
Big Labor Propagandists Refute Themselves — Union-Label Academics Inadvertently Scrub Excuse For Forced Dues
Obama Labor Bureaucrats to Bypass Congress? — ‘Electronic’ Voting Would Facilitate ‘Card Check’-Style Abuses
Former UA union member Karl Ludwig: The UA “intentionally excludes potential pipefitters from the labor market to limit supply and drive up prices. Worse yet, the exclusion means less pipefitting work gets done.”
“The road to eventual passage of Right to Work in Ohio won’t be easy,” said Mr. Hood. “But the payoff will be huge.
By comparison, union political action committees (PACs) collectively reported to the FEC a relatively paltry $54.7 million in expenditures during the 2021-22 election cycle.