The Fix Was In
The Fix Was In: Ousted NLRB Member Offered NLRB General Counsel Job A Day After Senate Deal http://t.co/IBkN4VDHxs via @laborunionrpt — Nat'l Right to Work (@Right2Work) July 18, 2013…
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Top Union Bosses to Workers: We Spent Vast Sums of Your Forced-Dues Money to Enact a Law That Will Hurt You
With every passing day, it seems, union bosses are decrying more loudly the signal legislative achievement of the President they played a critical role in electing in 2008 and reelecting in 2012. In a commentary for Forbes this week (see…
Shocking Headline of the Day "White House consults with AFL-CIO head on NLRB picks"
Politico reports that the White House is asking Richard Trumka, AFL-CIO president, to pick its nominees for the National Labor Relations Board.
Two New Measures Fight Big Labor Judicial Activism
Writing on the WorkplaceChoice.org web site (see the link below), Trey Kovacs of the Competive Enterprise Institute discusses two reform measures recently introduced in Congress by U.S. Rep. Tom Price (R-Ga.). The Freedom from Union Stalking Act (H.R.2472) and the…
Trumka Forms the "Permanent Campaign
Political consultants for the AFL-CIO can be seen smiling all over Washington with the announcement of Boss Richard Trumka’s decision to establish a “permanent campaign” — not to help workers but the lobby and pressure politicians. This means even more…
Big Labor's Model City: Detroit
Michael Barone, senior political analyst for the Washington Examiner, looks at the once vibrant city of…
Unions Heal Thyself
Nicole Gelinas looks at how big labor monopoly power has bankrupted cities and the end result is their retirees are getting the shaft because of it. Imagine you’re a retiree with chronic health problems on a fixed income, but…
A house of cards, this idea
Crain’s New York takes the New York City Council to task for wasting taxpayer money in order to help the union bosses:…
McAuliffe Won't Support Virginia's Right to Work
The Washington Post reports that Virginia Democrat candidate for governor, Terry McAuliffe, refused to support the state’s Right to Work law which has protected workers from forced unionism for generations: “Listen, I’m not going to answer specifics on projects,”…