National Right to Work Legal Defense Foundation Attorney William L. Messenger testified in the congressional hearing: “Culture of Union Favoritism: The Return of the NLRB’s Ambush Election Rule.” On Wednesday, the U.S. House Education and Workforce Committee held a hearing…
A U.S. Labor Department news release issued at the end of last week showed that the number of civilian household jobs (a broad measure that includes the self-employed and contractors as well as workers on employer payrolls) grew by an…
The power of the California teachers union is costing taxpayers $22 million a day in debt. Debt has grown an impressive $25 billion since Governor Jerry…
Personal attacks on female family members not involved in the business: the pregnant wife of one Post Brother is routinely followed taking their toddler to pre-school by picketers who blatantly picket in front of their house on a near-daily basis.
Fewer and fewer parents are willing to put or keep their kids in Newark Public Schools (NPS), the struggling, state-administered district located in New Jersey’s largest city. As a consequence of parents’ fleeing the city, or, alternatively, putting their children…
Two senior lawmakers from Connecticut have been subpoenaed in a civil racketeering case involving nursing homes and the SEIU, the Washington Examiner has learned. U.S. Rep. Rosa…
SEIU union fee payers outnumber union members 94,593 forced-fee payers to 78,143 members. In January, the Supreme Court of the United States (SCOTUS) heard oral arguments from the National Right to Work Legal Defense Foundation challenging the Service Employees International…
Looks like more people are waking up to the reality that the Freedom from Union Violence Act needs to be passed now. Weekly Standard: Last week provided a good reminder that…
As Jeremy Roeback reported for the Philadelphia Inquirer yesterday (see the link below), in the “sweeping racketeering conspiracy case” against union officers and militants of Ironworkers Local 401 that was first made public last week, federal prosecutors are relying largely…