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From the Los Angeles Times: A Los Angeles labor leader now the target of a corruption probe routinely ordered employees of a charity he headed to work on campaigns for political candidates — a practice barred by law —…
From the Los Angeles Times: A Los Angeles labor leader now the target of a corruption probe routinely ordered employees of a charity he headed to work on campaigns for political candidates — a practice barred by law —…
With polls showing that Sen. Barack Obama is likely to become the next President of the United States, the question is how fast he tries to repay his Big Labor benefactors by pushing for enactment of the coercive Card Check…
We have been warning readers for years that enactment of the Card Check Scam Bill — certainly a top agenda item for a Democrat Congress and a Democrat president — will have a negative impact on Right to Work states,…
Often the Supreme Court — with the help of the National Right to Work Foundation staff — is the last place workers can go to protect their rights from Big Labor bosses. That’s why Right to Work staff lawyers made…
Ford & Harrison’s D. Gerald Coker has taken an in-depth look at the Card Check Scam Bill and answers a number of fundamental questions: What is a card-check, and how does it work? A card-check does away with the…
The largest circulation newspaper in America comes out against the Card Check Scam Bill: Workers deserve to hear both sides, vote in private. When citizens go to the polls on Nov. 4, they will be free to vote their conscience…
The National Right to Work Legal Defense Foundation will file a formal complaint with the Federal Election Commission [FEC] asking it to investigate a campaign fundraising scheme adopted by the Service Employees International Union (SEIU) at its convention this summer.
With Election Day a few weeks away, the union bosses are throwing everything but the kitchen sink into the campaign with the goal of electing enough pro-Big Labor Democrats to fire up their new power tool — the Card Check…
About two years ago, we wrote about Elizabeth “Penny” Pinchler, a union worker whose privacy rights were violated by UNITE union activists. She filed a suit in federal court and the “. . . union may be held liable for…