Forced Union Dues Scorched in House Hearing
As Right to Work President Mark Mix explained to HELP panelists, “We as citizens . . . shouldn’t give [the right to use force] to any private organization. And labor unions are private organizations.”
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National Right to Work Foundation Highlights Michigan Workers’ Legal Options as Right to Work Repeal Looms
Legal Notice: Though forced dues will again be legal in the private sector, Michigan workers can still reject union boss demands to join union and fund union political activities
Right to Work Pushes Back Against Biden NLRB
Big Labor-owned President Joe Biden’s NLRB appointees are determined to overturn workplace secret ballot elections if employees reject unionization and ensure they never happen if they would be inconvenient for union organizers
National Right to Work Foundation Issues Notice to VW Chattanooga Employees: UAW Officials May Try to Grab Power Without Vote
Notice informs VW Team Members of their rights in light of threat posed by new NLRB rule for bypassing or overturning a secret ballot election
Dependable Highway Express Employee Who Revealed Union Boss Salaries Hits Teamsters Union with Federal Charge After Job Threats
Dependable Highway Express worker on Teamsters officials’ threats: “We will not be deterred by their bullying tactics and baseless accusations against myself and others.”
Warehouse Workers and Drivers at Keurig Dr. Pepper Facilities Across Wisconsin Vote Out Teamsters Union
Unit of over 70 employees from Keurig Dr. Pepper locations in Eau Claire, Oshkosh, and Tomah will now be free from unwanted Teamsters union “representation”
Mark Mix and Arthur Aidala: Exposing NLRB Corruption
Listen in to hear Mark Mix and Arthur Aidala do a deep dive into NLRB corruption on The Arthur Aidala Power Hour!
Texas Starbucks Employee Challenges Federal Labor Board Structure as Unconstitutional in New Federal Lawsuit
Regional NLRB blocked Texas Starbucks employee and his coworkers from voting out Starbucks Workers United union, new lawsuit now second pending worker-backed challenge to agency’s authority
Second Group of Philly Ultimo Coffee Employees Successfully Remove Unwanted “Workers United” Union
Ultimo Coffee Employees submitted nearly unanimous petition seeking union decertification vote, become fourth recent group of Philly coffee workers to kick out unwanted Workers United