Right to Work Helps West Virginia Rebound National Right to Work Committee President Mark Mix: “The accelerated economic growth West Virginia is now experiencing is typical for states where Right to Work protections have recently been implemented.” Incomes Rising,…
A new bus factory in Shepherdsville that is expected to employ more than 500 people by next year is just one example of the opportunity-creating business investments Right to Work Kentucky is attracting. Credit: WDRB-TV (Louisville, Ky.) Right to Work…
Unchaining Employees Can Save Illinois, Connecticut, New Jersey For years, government union monopolists have been ripping off ordinary, hardworking taxpayers in Illinois, Connecticut and New Jersey — all states where both private- and public-sector employees may be forced to…
Grassroots Lobbying Intensifies in New England, Keystone State All across America, Right to Work states have long benefited from economic growth far superior to that of states in which millions of employees are forced to pay dues or fees…
Kentucky Governor Matt Bevin held a press conference explaining the new enthusiasm in Kentucky and about Kentucky after he signed into law Kentucky’s Right To Work Bill. In the first quarter of 2017, Kentucky has seen…
Since the beginning of 2013, Indiana’s unemployment rate has plummeted even as its labor force has expanded by nearly 187,000. A significant share of the credit must be given to the Right to Work law adopted in early 2012, which,…
In an op-ed commentary published early this week in the Martinsburg (W.Va.) Journal, National Right to Work Committee President Mark Mix quickly presents the case that Mountain State employees and businesses alike would benefit economically from passage of a Right…
As reluctant as the national media may be to admit it, ordinary American employees and employers across the country are continuing to go about their business in more or less their normal way even as Washington, D.C., remains deadlocked over…