Democrats Push for Union PRO Act in Legislative Package
Union supporter Bernie Sanders is trying to push the PRO Act to the top of the priority list by inserting it into a legislative package.
State Right to Work Laws at Risk This Fall
First, AFL-CIO President Richard Trumka declared that no candidate refusing to support the anti-Right to Work PRO Act would get AFL-CIO bosses’ backing. Next, Arizona AFL-CIO chiefs endorsed U.S. Senate candidate Mark Kelly. Credit: Conor E. Ralph for New York…
Defeat of Pro-Right to Work U.S. President Is ‘Primary Goal’ of Forced Dues-Fueled, $150 Million SEIU Campaign
SEIU union bosses plan to use forced union fees and other sources to fund their $150 million political campaign to take away Americans’ freedom and impose forced unionism nationwide. Forced-Unionism Abuses Exposed – The facts Big Labor bosses would rather…
May 2020 National Right To Work Newsletter Summary
Here is a summary of the May 2020 National Right to Work Newsletter. You can read the whole thing here!
Philly Union Dons Stand 'in Solidarity' With Accused Big Labor Embezzler
In September, Philadelphia AFL-CIO chief Pat Eiding (pictured standing on a parade float) hosted a “summit” at which six 2020 Democrat presidential hopefuls pledged their fealty to Big Labor. Now Eiding is publicly helping solicit $15,000 contributions for the legal…
House Panel Rewards Failing-Union-Pension Managers
When Ohio iron worker Walter Overstreet was working, no one told him his union retirement fund was in trouble. But in 2017, after he had retired, Mr. Overstreet and his wife endured a drastic cut in their benefits. Credit: Originally…
August 2019 National Right To Work Newsletter Summary
Download the August 2019 National Right to Work Newsletter PDF. Big Labor State Politicians Pummel Taxpayers — Victims Include Vehicle Owners,…
Presidential Candidates Bow to Big Labor Bosses, Target Right To Work Freedom
Presidential Candidates Bow to Big Labor Bosses, Target Right To Work Freedom Mark Mix: Kamala Harris and many other presidential candidates are willing to promise to corral millions of Americans into unions against their will in exchange for the $2 billion union political machine’s support.