New Hampshire: The Fight Continues
Despite a set back in New Hampshire, Right to Work supporters, including the Speaker of the State House, have pledged to continue to press for the first Right to Work law in New England. New Hampshire’s Union…
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AFT calls NEA "Company Union" for representing both teachers and administration
Big Labor History Flashback The American Federation of Teachers, AFL-CIO (AFT) which benefits dramatically from government employee forced dues at one time was opposed to representing both administrators and teachers. From the New York Times, Aug 19, 1959 report from…
AFT calls NEA "Company Union" for representing both teachers and administration
Big Labor History Flashback The American Federation of Teachers, AFL-CIO (AFT) which benefits dramatically from government employee forced dues at one time was opposed to representing both administrators and teachers. From the New York Times, Aug 19, 1959 report from…
Indiana ranked 49th in growth prospects by Forbes
When Forbes studied The Best States for Business and Careers, Indiana ranked 34th. Indiana ranked 49th in economic growth prospects. A Right To Law Act would change its 49th ranking. The…
Indiana moving closer to Right To Work in 2012?
Indiana Right to Work in 2012? It is looking more likely that the Indiana Governor, House, and Senate are going to bring workplace freedom to Hoosiers and sign into law a Right to Work Act next year. From Mary…
NC Stands Up for Workers
The state legislature in North Carolina passed a resolution imploring the Democratic National Committee to respect the state’s Right to Work law: N.C. lawmakers are poised to approve a nonbinding resolution to ask the convention to change its rules and “respect…
OWS-Big Labor Tied at the Hip
Big Labor’s courtship with the Occupy Wall Street radicals continues to grow as union bosses of the AFL-CIO approved a resolution calling on its members to treat Occupy encampments in the District and Baltimore as they would a formal picket line.
Courthouse Victory for Workers
Another worker is protected from big labor coercion, thanks to your support and the lawyers at the National Right to Work Foundation: A Coca-Cola employee who was fired for refusing to pay union dues has won a settlement of $4,175, the…
CA Gov. Brown Vetoes SEIU Power-grab
California Gov. Jerry Brown shocked his Big Labor allies by vetoing SEIU-backed legislation that would unionize baby-sitters in the Golden State. The SEIU bosses issued a statement that they were “devastated” by the news.