Right To Work Alabama Attracts New Businesses That Bring Growth and Jobs
Alabama is seeing an influx of new businesses joining their economy. Three of them include Amazon Logistics, Kimber Mfg, and Kith Kitchens.
Big Labor-Controlled Governments Making Many States Unaffordable
Right to Work States Are Far More Affordable Thirteen of the 14 most affordable states have Right to Work laws on the books. But not one of the 14 least affordable states has one. (Shown above are the 10 most/least…
UAW: Unemployed Auto Workers
A Decade After Taxpayers Bailed Them Out, UAW Union Bosses Are Still Destroying Autoworkers’ Jobs Americans who were recently inundated with media reports regarding the November 26 announcement by Big Labor-impaired automaker General Motors (GM) that it intends to idle…
Just-Opened Alabama Aircraft Factory Illustrative of Right to Work States' 'Advantage on Recruiting Out-of-Country or Out-of-State Employers'
Airbus, the European plane-maker that has for years been competing with Boeing for dominance in the global aerospace market, is staking its hopes for expanding its relatively small share of the U.S. market on a $600 million plant for single-aisle…
Government Should Not Collect Union Dues
Taxpayer-Funded Bureaucrats Ought Not Do Union Dons’ Job For Them (Click here to download the April 2015 National Right to Work Newsletter) Even in Right to Work states, where Big…
UAW Voted Out Again, Will Obama NLRB Finally Certify Votes
For a fourth time, Alabama auto workers voted in a decertification election that could free then from a United Auto Workers union (UAW) monopoly bargaining contract. Employees were helped with legal advice from the National Right to Work Legal Defense…
Free Legal Aid to Protect Employee Rights at Alabama Mercedes-Benz Factory
Notice from the National Right to Work Legal Defense Foundation: Right to Work Foundation Announces Offer of Free Legal Aid to Alabama Mercedes-Benz Employees Unions collude to force workers into union ranks Springfield, VA (October 3,…
Three Words -- Thousands of Jobs
Three words helped create thousands of jobs in Alabama when Airbus, the European aerospace firm, announced it would invest $600 million in a new airline factory in Mobile, Alabama. Those words are “Right to Work.” “We are a right-to-work state,” Gov. Robert Bentley said.