Right To Work South Carolina Experiences Economic Growth and New Jobs
South Carolina has proven once again how well right to work states prosper. Now, the state has new businesses setting up while current businesses are expanding.
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Forced-Dues Status Quo Challenged in States
“The evidence that prices are generally lower and living standards are higher in Right to Work states than in forced-unionism states is indeed compelling,”
Right To Work Kansas sees Economic and Job Development
Kansas has two new businesses settling in here, and they are Empirical Foods and KMS. Altogether, they will create 350 new jobs!
Senate Power Grab Could Doom Right to Work
Union-label Senate Minority Leader Charles Schumer (D-N.Y.), is expected to become majority leader next year if Big Labor Democrats take over the chamber this fall.
Indicted Union Boss's Message: Vote For Biden, So I Can Continue 'Business as Usual'
Philadelphia electricians union bigwigs aren’t curtailing their partisan political activism the least bit as they face a federal trial scheduled for January on charges they colluded to embezzle more than $600,000 from rank-and-file workers. Photo credit: John McDevitt/KYW Newsradio (Philadelphia).
Joe Biden Embraces Shady Union Boss’ Support
“Even more than their embrace of shady union bosses’ support, Joe Biden and Kamala Harris’ unabashed advocacy for this destructive power grab is a sure sign that helping Big Labor, not American working men and women, is what they are all about.”
2019-2020 National Right To Work Act Sponsors
Now there are 109 House co-sponsors! U.S. Representative Rep Ken Calvert (CA 42) joined the list of Members of Congress supporting the National Right To Work Act. That brings the number up to 109 co-sponsors in the U.S. House of Representatives and 26 co-sponsors in the U.S. Senate! Are your Members of Congress on this list? If not, click here and sign the National Right To Work Act petition now!
Employee Freedom on the Line in Federal Races
Joe Biden [...] is running on a labor-policy platform far more radical than those advanced by 2016 Democrat nominee Hillary Clinton or former President Barack Obama.
November/December 2020 National Right To Work Newsletter Summary
Here's a summary of what you'll find in our November/December 2020 National Right To Work Newsletter. You can read it here!