A Word From President Mark Mix This Labor Day 2021
Mark Mix, president of the National Right to Work Legal Defense Foundation and Committee, issued the following statement on the occasion of Labor Day 2021...
‘Nothing Short of Incredible’ Economic News
Mark Mix: Along with Right to Work Michigan and Indiana, Right to Work Kentucky is “leading the U.S. in its manufacturing employment recovery from the brief, but steep, COVID-19 recession of 2020.” (Credit: Gage Skidmore/ Wikimedia Commons) Big Labor Governor…
Portland Cameraman Wins in Case Charging NABET/CWA Union Lawyers with Illegal Intimidation
Cameraman already won charge against NABET officials for seizing money illegally, now full board in DC cites union lawyers for misconduct.
Red Rock Casino Workers Push Back Against Impeding Union
“It is outrageous that the judge’s order imposing unwanted unionization brushes aside the workers’ contrary preference clearly demonstrated in the secret ballot vote....”
Radical Labor Board Gets Rubber-Stamped
One of the Biden NLRB nominees getting the Senate nod is David Prouty. [...] The other is Gwynne Wilcox, ,a radical union lawyer.
United Steelworkers Union Delays Geodis Logistics Votes
Geodis employees have been trying to petition to decertify the union for years now, but the union seems to be doing all they can to postpone the final vote.
Stacy on the Right: Biden's so-called "Infrastructure" Big Labor Spending Scheme
Stacy Washington and Mark Mix discuss Biden's so-called "Infrastructure" Big Labor Spending Scheme.
United Airlines' Arthur Baisley Challenges IAM Union's Political “Opt-out”
Baisley is urging the Court to hear his federal class-action civil rights case contesting a dues arrangement imposed by International Association of Machinists (IAM) union officials.
Cuyahoga County Probation Officer Hits Union with Federal Lawsuit for Years of Unconstitutional Dues Seizures
Cuyahoga County probation officer Kimberlee Warren is suing the Fraternal Order of Police (FOP) union in her workplace, charging union officials with breaching her First Amendment right as a public employee to refuse to support union activities.