Businesses Choose Right to Work Tennessee Over and Over
The most recent businesses making Right to Work Tennessee investments are 6K Energy, Kordsa, and Leclerc Foods.
The September 2011 issue of The National Right to Work Committee Newsletter is available for download September 2011 Newsletter in an Adobe pdf format for your convenience to read and share. It is the Committee’s official newsletter publication that provides an excellent monthly overview of the battle against forced unionism.
September 2011 issue headlines:
Right to Work Debated in State Capitals — But National Forced-Dues Repeal Measure Still Being Held Back
Right to Work Has Been Right All Along — Big Labor Spent $1.14 Billion on Politics, Lobbying in 2009-2010
Wisconsin Governor in Big Labor Gun Sights — Union-Boss Bid to Regain Control Over State Senate Falls Short
New Privileges For Transportation Union Chiefs? — Principled U.S. House Leadership Can Thwart Big Labor Power Grab
Wounded Ohio Contractor: ‘I’m in Disbelief’ — Shooting Victim’s Workers, Firm Have Long Been Big Labor Targets
‘Without Any Warning, the Rules Have Changed’ — New York Times Pundit: Reckless Obama NLRB ‘Paralyzing’ Economy
The most recent businesses making Right to Work Tennessee investments are 6K Energy, Kordsa, and Leclerc Foods.
Mark Mix goes on Kentucky’s 840 AM with Tony Cruise to discuss UAW Big Labor’s latest schemes in Kentucky and Washington D.C.
Companies investing in Right to Work Georgia include Meissner Corporation, Seohan Auto Georgia, and Zoetis.