A Pittsburgh Tribune editorial entitled, “Labor’s Cloak,” finds the Department of Labor’s refusal to allow union workers to know how the union bosses are spending their dues money hypocritical: Once more — this time in relation to labor unions’ mandatory financial…
A Pittsburgh Tribune editorial entitled, “Labor’s Cloak,” finds the Department of Labor’s refusal to allow union workers to know how the union bosses are spending their dues money hypocritical: Once more — this time in relation to labor unions’ mandatory financial…
Patrick O’Connor, on Politico.com, reports the “Cadillac Tax” provisions of the Health Care bill have been altered and the White House immediately “entertained” AFL-CIO boss Richard Trumka to keep him happy. Another example of the tail wagging the dog.
Jonathan R. Laing of Barron’s looks at how the public sector unions are bankrupting the country with their taxpayer-funded pension plans: Like a California Wildfire, populist rage burns over bloated executive compensation and unrepentant avarice on Wall Street. Deserving…
Jonathan R. Laing of Barron’s looks at how the public sector unions are bankrupting the country with their taxpayer-funded pension plans: Like a California Wildfire, populist rage burns over bloated executive compensation and unrepentant avarice on Wall Street. Deserving…
The potential bankruptcy of California’s government hasn’t stopped the politicians from demanding taxpayers pay more for public works projects by ensuring only Big Labor-backed construction firms get the work. By demanding Project Labor Agreements (PLAs) politicians drive up the cost of construction…
Here’s the Link to the so-called ObamaCare reconciliation bill. Now, the fight is on. In just days, the U.S. House could be voting on the Big Labor paybacks in the Nationalized Health Care scheme, or the ObamaCare Bill passed by…
The SEIU, AFSCME and other groups will target 17 House Democrats with $1.7 million worth of television commercials pushing a government takeover of health care — all paid for with workers’ forced-dues money.
From the Birmingham News: The good news for Alabama union membership is bad news for state and national union leaders. The Bureau of Labor Statistics reports that the number of union members in Alabama increased fairly significantly from 2008…