Federal Court Maintains Nurse's Right to Not Pay UNAP Union Dues
Thanks to Communications Workers of America v. Beck, Rhode Island nurses won a case against UNAP, allowing them freedom to not pay dues.
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PRO Act Aims to Destroy Right to Work Freedoms
The PRO Act is being brought back up again in the House and Senate by Democrats. If passes, it could put Right to Work freedoms at risk.
What do Kroger, Align Technology, and BlueOptima Have in Common?
Kroger, Align Technology, and BlueOptima are all investing in new locations in a Right to Work state! These will create many new jobs.
NLRB Grants GC Ohr's Withdrawal of a Brief Regarding "Contract Bar" Case
Robert Iafolla from Bloomberg Law covers these events in a news story, and gets Patrick Semmens to share his opinion on the subject matter
Union Bosses Attempt to Undermine Wisconsin Worker Rights
Big Labor Bosses are trying to undermine workers' rights and fill their pockets by passing the PRO Act in Wisconsin, a Right to Work state.
Can Virginia Wash Its Hands of 2020 Follies?
Union-label politicians repealed Virginia’s ban on government-sector monopoly bargaining, allowing union bosses to seize additional power and reign supreme over government workers.
Will These Businesses be Creating Jobs in Your Louisiana Town?
Businesses investing in Louisiana include Shintech, International Paper, Arq, and Amazon. These combined will create over 1,100 jobs.
Right to Work Demands Documentation for Firing of Top NLRB Officials
The National Right to Work Legal Defense Foundation is demanding documentation through the FOIA for the firing of NLRB Lawyers Peter Robb and Alice Stock.
New Union Election Rules Put Into Question
New Union Election rules are being questioned as to whether they were properly followed and should be followed, regarding a vote to decertify a union.