It seems everyday you can read about more “investments” in the political process by organized labor all made possible by coerced-union dues. Today’s story is generated by the American Federation of State, County and Municipal Employees union, AFSCME, which announced…
The effort to defend and restore worker’s rights is often won incrementally in state legislatures and courthouses across America. The National Right to Work Committee and its sister organization, the National Right to Work Legal Defense Foundation, fight to protect…
Big labor favorite, House Minority Leader Nancy Pelosi held a press conference on August 16th in Denver, Colorado and promised that she would steer the country in a new direction if Democrats won the House of Representatives this November. The…
Forbes magazine has announced that Virginia has been named the “Best State for Business” in America. Virginia is, of course, a Right to Work state. In fact, eight of the top ten states rated by the magazine are…
Fallout and reaction continues from the announcement of an AFL-CIO agreement with “day worker” advocates. With a growing inability to recruit new union members, Big Labor officials are desperately seeking new ways to boost their membership and their revenues, even…
The count continues to go higher as more pro-forced unionism, Big Labor Republicans have been stabbed in the back by “their allies.” This time it’s New York Congressmen John Sweeney (R) and Sue Kelly (R). Sweeney and Kelly have been…
The AFL-CIO did it again. It abandoned another anti-Right to Work, pro-forced unionism Republican and endorsed his Democrat opponent. This time is was Rep. Randy Kuhl of New York. The AFL-CIO joined the New York State United Teachers (NYSUT) in…
The American Federation of State, County and Municipal Employees Union (AFSCME) just announced plans to spend a large portion of the latest $60 million per capita forced- dues increase to try to impose government-run health care in the United States.
Straight from the horses’ mouth – American Federation of State, County and Municipal Employees (AFSCME) union boss Gerald McEntee proclaims his union’s number one priority. Is it Worker safety? Higher pay? Health care? Pensions?