Dry Fork Station Workers File Petition to Remove IBEW Union from Their Workplace
Decertification election will allow Dry Fork Station workers to vote to free themselves from unwanted IBEW union “representation”
Forced Dues Fuel ‘Culture of Corruption’
"Of course," said Mr. Mix, "Johnny Doc, Bobby Henon, and the rest of the IBEW gang all have a right to their day in court...
July 2019 National Right to Work Newsletter Summary
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April 2019 National Right To Work Newsletter Summary
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Philadelphia Workers Still Being Forced to Pay Indicted Union Bosses' Salaries?
Although federal prosecutors have accused electricians union boss John Dougherty and half a dozen of his cohorts of stealing at least $600,000 from the union rank-and-file in recent years, Dougherty et al apparently plan to continue collecting their forced union…
Out -Of-State Union Bosses Are Spending Millions On McAuliffe, VA Rank-N-File Unimpressed
From an article called “Blue-collar support for McAuliffe fraying at the edges,” Terry McAuliffe while raking in Big Labor money and he refuses to say he supports Virginia’s Right to Work…
Forced Dues Pay For Blowout Parties in Washington, DC
Fresh over spending over $1 billion dollars to elect President Obama and his allies on Congress, more than a half dozen unions are listed as benefactors to the inaugural parties. They include the Laborers International Union, the American Federation of Government…
Long Island union written demand to Florida utilities: Pay dues or stay home
The Daily Caller is confirming what big union apologists are denying: In a two-page Oct. 29 contract, the International Brotherhood of Electrical Workers (IBEW) local 1049 demanded union dues, pay hikes and benefit contributions…
On the Waterfront: Northwest Ports Slowed Over Inter-Big Labor Squabble Over 2 Jobs
Times must be tough. An escalating dispute between two unions ties up millions of dollars of freight across the Northwest boils down to a spat over just two waterfront jobs, The Oregonian is reporting. Bill Wyatt said Longshoremen staging a slowdown…