Last week the National Right to Work Committee Alert concerned Service Employee International Union union lawyer Craig Becker, one of President Obama’s two current National Labor Relations Board (NLRB) nominees. Today we’ll pull back the curtain on another NLRB nominee,…
Sen. Arlen Specter is deeply engaged in discussions with forced-union cheerleader Sen. Tom Harkin to craft minor changes to the Card Check Forced Unionism bill. The negotiations appear the be hearing fruit as Harkin is expressing new optimism that the legislation will be on…
Big Labor Cheerleader, former Rep. David Bonior, admits in a Roll Call column (subscription required) that “Labor’s Wish List STARTS with EFCA.” That’s right, the Card Check Forced Unionism bill is just the first step in a long road toward coercive unionism. …
Diane Furchtgott-Roth looks behind the rhetoric of the Card Check Forced Unionism bill: Under binding arbitration, if firms and newly-organized unions cannot agree on their first collective bargaining contract within 120 days, the Federal Mediation and Conciliation Service,…
OneNewsNow looks at the efforts of the National Right to Work Foundation to help a non-union member whose rights have been violated.
Sen. Tom Harkin (D-Iowa) is threatening to move the Card Check Forced Unionism bill to the Senate floor as introduced unless a some other forced unionism scheme is worked out. Frankly, an up-or-down vote on the Harkin bill would be…
Just five days after the 30-day extension was signed and only one day before the comment period was scheduled to end; the Department of Labor allowed the public to know that it plans to extend the comment period…
Every time we read a story about the unprecedented amount of spending big labor does in political campaigns we wonder where are all those so-called “campaign reformers” who promised to get big money out of politics. Kris Maher of…
While nothing is set in stone, this TradingMarkets.com article highlights the attraction of Right to Work states for employment opportunities. No doubt about it, if your state wants to attract jobs, then it should pass right to work…