February 2015 National Right to Work Newsletter Summary
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Two Newest Right to Work States Enjoy Out-Sized Gains in Manufacturing Employment
Last week, voters in Indiana and Michigan, which respectively adopted the 24th and 25th state Right to Work laws in 2012, rewarded elected officials and candidates who are responsible for having enacted these measures and/or have gone on the record…
In Michigan, Union Bosses 'Have Made a Calculated Decision Not to Trumpet Right to Work'
Right after Michigan legislators heeded their freedom-loving constituents and defied Big Labor by passing private- and public-sector Right to Work measures in 2012, and Gov. Rick Snyder promptly signed both bills into law, union bosses vowed to exact their political…
Michigan Intimidation: UAW Hit With Federal Charge
Truck Driver Files Federal Charge Challenging UAW Scheme to Intimidate Workers Exercising Their Right to Work Union officials stonewall workers’ attempts…
Michigan Judge Strikes Down Teacher Union's Illegal “Window Period” Scheme
NRTW Victory Over Michigan union officials stonewalling workers’ attempts to exercise their rights under Michigan’s Right to Work law From the National Right to Work Legal Defense Foundation: Lansing, MI (September 4, 2014) – A Michigan Employment Relations Commission (MERC)…
Pro-Right to Work Citizens Deserve a Choice
Survey Program Turns up the Heat on Union-Label Politicians (Click here to download the July 2014 National Right to Work Committee Newsletter)…
Grand Rapids Teacher Denied Michigan Right To Work Freedom
From the National Right to Work Legal Defense Foundation news release: Grand Rapids Teacher Files State Charges Against Union…
Civilian Household Employment Grew by 50,000 in Right to Work Michigan Last Year
A U.S. Labor Department news release issued at the end of last week showed that the number of civilian household jobs (a broad measure that includes the self-employed and contractors as well as workers on employer payrolls) grew by an…
Michigan Appeals Court Reminds Union Lawyers: Forced Agency Fees Impose a 'Significant' Burden on 'Critical' First Amendment Rights
Yesterday the Michigan Court of Appeals firmly rejected a bid by union officials and their lawyers to deny protection under the state’s recently adopted Right to Work law to roughly 35,000 civil service employees. Big Labor lawyers had contended that…