SEIU Stuff Ballots Again
The SEIU has again been accused of a vote fixing scheme in a second California county.
Big Labor: Most Powerful Political Force in Government
Steve Malanga compares the effects the economy has had on the private and public sectors in the Wall Street Journal and the comparison is startling. While private companies are forced to cancel bonuses, freeze salaries and sometimes layoff workers,…
The So-Called Card Check Compromises
Sen. Diane Feinstein (D-CA) is floating her own version of the Card Check Forced Unionism Bill, S. 560, that would ask workers to sign cards and then mail them into the National Labor Relations Board as a means of…
Card Check Scam: Big Labor's Game Changer
The American Enterprise Institute (AEI) is a moderate Washington, DC “think tank.” But, it’s no surprise that they too recognize the dangers of the Card Check Scam Bill. In a new white paper, AEI says: There are good reasons to…
So Much for a "New" D.C.
President Obama’s decision to name Wilma Liebman as chair of the National Labor Relations Board is not a welcome sign for workers. Liebman has a long history of support for Big Labor going so far as to denounce…
Editorial: Preserve Secret Ballot
The Advertiser-Tribune of Ohio doesn’t like Big Labor’s effort to eliminate the secret ballot election for workers. In a policy editorial entitled “Preserve Freedom of Secret Ballots,” the paper joins other editorial boards in protesting efforts to enact the Card…
Opposing Forced Unionism
The National Right to Work Legal Defense Foundation has filed its opposition to a package of sweeping rule changes proposed by the National Labor Relations Board (NLRB) bureaucracy that would further undermine the right of American workers to…
A Pro-Freedom Ruling
Once again the legal-eagles at the National Right to Work have stuck a blow for freedom when an administrative law judge of the National Labor Relations Board (NLRB) struck down a nationwide policy of a major international union that requires…