‘Peak Earners’ Favor Right to Work States
U.S. Census Bureau show that non-right-to-work states the total population of people in their peak-earning years (aged 35-54) fell, over the past decade from 44.20 million to 40.93 million.
Right to Work Edge: More Money in Your Pocket
Compulsory Unionism Correlated With Lower Real Compensation Pro-Right to Work citizens emphatically believe that the individual employee should be free to choose which private organizations, if any, he or she financially supports, regardless of what the government, the business owner,…
‘Peak Earners’ Ditch Forced-Dues States
Thanks to the impact of the 27 current Right to Work laws, which protect roughly half of all American employees, the U.S. attracts many additional opportunity-creating business investments from around the world. Credit: Charles Brooks, Birmingham News (AL) adapted by…
People In Right To Work States Have More Money to Buy Presents for Loved Ones
According to Census data that have been available for years, poverty adjusted for geographic differences in housing costs is higher in forced-unionism states than in Right to Work states. Big Labor apologists simply ignore such data. Forced-Dues State Households Have…
Right to Work States Attract Breadwinners
Americans in Their Working Years Are ‘Voting With Their Feet’ (source: National Right to Work September 2015 Newsletter) Because, as a group, they already have plenty…
It's Not Just Detroit; it's Philly, Chicago, New York...
The Washington Examiner finds there are 19 cities with larger government worker to population ratios than Detroit where city workers accounted for the largest employer: Detroit declared bankruptcy due in no small part to $3 billion in unfunded public employee…
State Right to Work Laws Good For Counties' 'Health'
An AP report out this morning (see the first link below) sounded the alarm about the fact that, for the first time ever, more than one in three counties across the U.S. are experiencing more deaths than births. As the…