Big Labor’s $25 Billion Campaign Shadow Army
By comparison, union political action committees (PACs) collectively reported to the FEC a relatively paltry $54.7 million in expenditures during the 2021-22 election cycle.
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Foundation notifies employees that those wishing to continue working during a strike should resign their UAW memberships before returning to work
Patella Employees Win Two-Year Legal Battle to Oust Unwanted Carpenters Union Officials
Patella employees’ ordeal shows how union officials trap workers in unions they oppose, yet Biden NLRB is moving to make union decertification even harder
Teamster Don May ‘Sacrifice’ 22,000 Jobs
The share of all LTL shipping jobs held by unionized workers plummeted from 60% in 1993 to just 22% last year. Now Teamster boss Sean O’Brien seems eager to kill off another 22,000 trucking jobs!
National Right to Work Foundation Issues Special Legal Notice to Infinity Healthcare Employees Amid SEIU Strike Threat
Foundation warns Infinity Healthcare workers that those wishing to continue caring for patients during a strike should resign their memberships before returning to work
Former Connecticut State Trooper Wins Over $250,000 in Political Discrimination Suit
CSPU union upended Connecticut State Trooper Joseph Mercer’s career after he refused to fund union politics
National Right to Work Emphasizes Worker Freedom Over Coercion This Labor Day 2023
National Right to Work Foundation and Committee President Mark Mix Shares a Special Message This Labor Day, 2023
Workers Not Buying What Joe Biden Is Selling
"The fact is, fewer and fewer Americans are being fooled. U.S. Census Bureau data show that, when they have a choice, working-age people prefer not to live in forced-unionism states.”
Philly Good Karma Café Employees Will Soon Vote on Whether to Boot Out Workers United Union Officials
Workers United has been targeted for removal by Starbucks and other coffee employees across country; vote slated for September 7