October 2021 National Right to Work Newsletter Summary
Here is a quick run-through of all the stories included in the October 2021 National Right to Work Newsletter.
Here is a quick run-through of all the stories included in the October 2021 National Right to Work Newsletter.
Teacher unions got a lot of benefits out of shutting down schools as a result of COVID-19, but what is enough to satisfy them?
A report issued by ALEC in June shows that, in FY 2019 [...] “unfunded state pension liabilities” totaled $5.82 trillion nationwide.
Right to Work states make bouncing back from a hard hit on the economy much easier. Read what Mark Mix has to say on the topic.
Why do teachers' unions across the country have the power to dictate the terms of school districts' reopening, while the tax dollars of parents [...] continue to flow towards those districts?
For [...] members of the UNITE HERE union, which in 2019 wielded monopoly-bargaining power over roughly 308,000 hotel, casino, and other hospitality employees, 2020 was a horrific year.
"schools [...] could reopen safely[...]. Nevertheless, teacher union bosses in all 50 states demanded that schools remain closed."
Companies that are investing soon in Right to Work South Carolina include XIFIN, Masonite International, and Sterlite Technologies.
Roughly $200 billion of this Big Labor bailout scheme will go to overwhelmingly unionized government schools. Read more here.