ONE AMERICA NEWS: Port Politics and Empty Shelves
One America News host Scott Wheeler and National Right to Work Committee president Mark Mix discuss supply chain issues and how it revolves around Big Labor politics.
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Hyper-Political Unions Turn Off Workers
Union bosses realize only government intervention by their political allies can hand them back control over America’s private-sector workforce.
An Economic Update on Right to Work Michigan
Companies investing in Right to Work Michigan include Request Foods, L3Harris Technologies, and American Battery Solutions.
MARK MIX & STAR PARKER: Big Labor Albatross on Economy
Mark Mix and Star Parker: Infrastructure Bill will be devastated if National 'AB-5" is put into so-called recovery bills.
MARK MIX ON KMED: Big Labor and Our Crippled Supply Chain
KMED host Bill Meyer and National Right to Work Committee President discuss the issues in the economy and supply chain as a result of Big Labor.
Supply Chain Problems or Big Labor Monopoly Problems?
Super Talk Radio host Johnny Bozeman and National Right to Work Committee president Mark Mix: Discuss the current supply chain issues and how Big Labor is contributing to the problem.
New Businesses are Coming to Right to Work Kentucky!
Three companies that are opening in Right to Work Kentucky are RNDC, Horse Soldier Bourbon, and QSR Automations.
National Right To Work Committee 2021 Virginia Election Review
National Right to Work Committee President Mark Mix and Vice President John Kalb discuss the Impact the Right to Work had on the 2021 Virginia Election
How Many Jobs are Coming to Right to Work South Carolina?
Companies investing in Right to Work South Carolina are Arthrex, Citadel Brands, and Walmart. These will create a total of 1,016 new jobs!