January 2022 National Right to Work Newsletter Summary
In case you missed something this month, here’s a summary of our January 2022 National Right to Work newsletter:
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Businesses are Locating to Right to Work Arkansas!
Two companies adding new locations in Right to Work Arkansas include US Steel Corporation and Westrock Coffee Company.
School Union Monopolies Smother Parents’ Voices
For well over a year, union bosses in Virginia and the rest of the U.S. fought bitterly to block the reopening of schools shuttered at the outset of the COVID-19 pandemic in March 2020. (Credit: Brinacor/Wikimedia Commons) Big Labor Gets…
RTW Michigan Has Great Things in Store for Its Economy
Three of the most recent Right to Work Michigan investments come from companies like PADNOS, Welch Foods, and DAVCO.
Lars Larson and Mark Mix Exposes NY City College Union's Intolerance & Bigotry
Award-winning radio host Lars Larson and National Right to Work Committee President Mark Mix discuss major issues with NY City College Union.
What do ACT and Ternium USA Have in Common?
Advanced Call Center Technologies (ACT) and Ternium USA are both investing soon in Right to Work Louisiana!
BUSTED: Rochester UAW Officials Forced to Stop Funneling Dissenting GM Worker’s Dues Toward Politics
Worker charges state UAW union bosses and GM officials ignored multiple requests from worker to stop funding union political activities
Right to Work Alabama Sees Economic Growth
Four of the latest Right to Work Alabama investments come from Fetch Rewards, HarbisonWalker, Gregory Industries, and FGP Holding.
Right to Work Committee Honors Terry Mast
“Even in his passing,[ Terry Mast ]continues to make a difference in the fight against Big Labor’s corruption and bullying..."