Download the March 2021 National Right to Work Newsletter PDF.
Biden Payback to Big Labor Bosses Underway: Top AFL-CLO Boss Dead Set on Imposing Nationwide Forced Dues
Right to Work Counterattack on the Way: Forced-Dues Repeal Bill About to Be Introduced on Capitol Hill
Right to Work Indiana’s Employment Revival: From 2012 to 2019, Number of Employed Hoosiers Soared by 369,000
Message to Big Labor: I’ll Do Whatever You Say: President Biden Instantly Gains Pro-Forced Unionism Credentials
Workers Escape From Union Pension Morass: Big Labor Monopoly Privileges Linked to Retirement Insecurity
Joe Biden Resuscitates Big Labor Bailout Scheme: Phony ‘Relief’ Bill Would Soak Taxpayers in Right to Work States
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The ILA hierarchy’s clear motive in suing two carriers that had docked at Leatherman, and in its threat to sue others if they did the same, was to bully the South Carolina Ports Authority (SCPA), with whom the union had no contract, into selling out the freedom of union-free port employees who then operated heavy equipment.
Union-label state Democrat politicians like Mr. Surovell and Gov. Abigail Spanberger evidently calculated that a mandatory monopoly-bargaining law would be a less politically costly way than Right to Work destruction for them to pay back the Big Labor bosses who had been critical to their 2025 electoral successes.
Gov. Hochul’s decision to back additional bloating of government pensions, despite the severe blow it will deal to already overburdened property taxpayers, as she seeks reelection this year is about Big Labor monopoly power and the extraordinary political power that it affords union bosses.