Mark Mix on the Pro America Report with Ed Martin Discuss Big Labor’s 2024 Election Plans
Mark Mix Appears on the Pro America Report with Ed Martin to Discuss Big Labor’s Plans to Impact the 2024 Election
Senator Betrays Pro-Right to Work Missourians
Fearing a well-heeled Big Labor PR campaign would scuttle Right to Work in Idaho, 1986 gubernatorial candidate David Leroy walked back from his opposition to forced unionism. Right to Work won anyway; Mr. Leroy didn’t.
Big Labor Politician Launched Veiled Threats Against Automakers in Right to Work States
National Right to Work President Mark Mix joins Radio Talker Steve Gruber.
Brooklyn Electrical Workers Win Year-Long Legal Battle to Remove Unwanted Union from Workplace
After Horsepower Electric employees voted to remove IUJAT union, Labor Board refused to count ballots for months based on empty union charges of misconduct
Philadelphia Ultimo Coffee Workers Win Bid to Remove So-Called “Workers United” Union
Ultimo employees are third recent group of coffee shop workers in Philly to kick out an unwanted union, as Center City Starbucks workers await vote to remove SBWU
DC-Area Union Kitchen Employees Overwhelmingly Vote to Remove UFCW Union
Union Kitchen workers requested decertification vote amid contentious boycott and picket ordered by UFCW union officials against rank-and-file workers
Right to Work Prepares For Historic Hearing
Committee President Mark Mix had accepted an invitation to testify, as had Brunilda Vargas and Jeanette Geary, two employees who are victims of compulsory unionism and clients of the Committee’s sister organization, the National Right to Work Legal Defense Foundation.
East Bay-Area Fire Safety Inspector Prevails in Case Against IUOE Union for Illegal Firing
Construction Testing Services employee wins reinstatement and back pay after being unlawfully fired for exercising right to reject formal IUOE union membership
Philly Public Defender Beats Illegal UAW Dues Deduction Scheme
Brunilda Vargas, a public defender for the City of Philadelphia, staunchly objected when UAW Local 5502 union bosses sought to gain power over her and her colleagues at the Defender Association of Philadelphia.