SEA Faces Lawsuit for Illegal Forced Dues in New Hampshire
With the help of the NRTW Defense Foundation, New Hampshire workers, Patrick Doughty and Randy Severance are suing the SEA Union for illegal forced dues.
Forced-Dues Status Quo Challenged in States
“The evidence that prices are generally lower and living standards are higher in Right to Work states than in forced-unionism states is indeed compelling,”
More Than Twice as Much New Home Construction in Right to Work States
In 2019, 50.5% of Americans lived in one of the 27 Right to Work states, and, fortunately for them, 70.7% of all new single-unit housing authorizations occurred in such states. image: Ft. Orange Funding, L.L.C. The U.S. Census Bureau (BOC)…
Right to Work States' 2013-2018 Manufacturing Job Growth Advantage: Greater Than 2:1
Last week, the U.S. Labor Department issued updated and revised annual data for payroll manufacturing employment in each of the 50 states. The newly-published figures for 2018 show that 6.76 million manufacturing jobs — or 53% of all factory…
Right to Work States' Factory Job Growth Triple Forced-Unionism States'
Analysis of recent U.S. Labor Department Bureau of Labor Statistics data covering the past five years confirms that net manufacturing employment in Right to Work states expanded three times as much as in non-Right to Work states. In both…
New Right to Work Laws Already Boosting States
BOURBON AND BATTERIES: Gov. Matt Bevin thanked EnerBlu executives for bringing good-paying jobs to Pike County, Ky., then handed them a bottle of whiskey’s “sweet spot,” for which the Bluegrass State is world-famous. Credit: Missouri Times But Missouri Job Creation…
Many Forced-Unionism States See ‘Good Job’ Opportunities Fall Sharply
The National Right to Work Committee has posted numerous analyses (see the first link below, for example) over the years citing U.S. Census Bureau data that show forced-unionism states as a group chronically fail to offer appealing economic opportunities…
Forced Unionism Lowers Workers' Real Earnings.
Data collected and published by the Missouri Economic Research and Information Center, a state government agency, show that in 2016 force-unionism states (then 26 in number) were on average 25.6% more expensive to live in than Right to Work states.