Right to Work Michigan Sees Business and Job Growth
Electric Last Mile, Amazon, and AGS Automotive Systems area all investing in the state of Michigan. These will create around 2,300 new jobs.
Labor Board to Prosecute IUOE Union Officials for Restricting Rieth-Riley Workers’ Resignations and Dues Revocations
Workers already receiving $1,000+ refunds, Labor Board says that union officials used illegal barriers to prevent workers from ending dues payments
Fiat Chrysler Automobiles to Bring 3,850 New Jobs to Right to Work Michigan
Fiat Chrysler Automobiles is investing $1.6 billion toward an expansion in Detroit, Michigan. This will create 3,850 new jobs for the area.
Auto Manufacturer Boom in Right To Work States
Foreign auto companies soon “will build more cars and trucks in America than the Detroit giants.” - Neal Asbury, from NewsMax.
Pro-Union Monopoly Statutes Menace U.S. Cities
More ‘Detroits’ Loom Unless Union Special Privileges Are Curtailed (click to download newsletter) On December 3, Detroit, at one time a magnet for ambitious job seekers…
Government Union Bosses Are in Denial Regarding Detroit Bankruptcy
Many parties share the blame for the fiscal debacle that led to Detroit’s Chapter 9 bankruptcy filing this July, which this Tuesday was approved, over union bosses’ loud and angry objects, by a federal judge. The primary culprits are, without…
Government Union Bosses' Promises to Detroit Union Members Prove to Be Hollow
Yesterday U.S. Bankruptcy Judge Steven Rhodes rejected government union lawyers’ claims that Detroit, despite its enormous and manifestly unsustainable debt burden, isn’t really bankrupt. As Bill McMorris reported for the Washington Free Beacon in the news account linked below: .
Why is Detroit Bankrupt?
A stunning new actuary report on Detroit’s pension implosion has revealed that Detroit trustees doled out nearly $2 billion in undisclosed holiday “bonuses” to Detroit government workers and retirees negotiated by the city and its unions, Breitbart reports.