Indiana tradesman Scott Kudingo charges that two local iron workers union officials and roughly 10 of their militant followers brutally assaulted him and several of his colleagues on January 7. His jaw, which was partially shattered and broken in two…
Oral Testimony of Greg Mourad, National Right to Work Committee West Virginia House of Delegates Judiciary Committee Hearing on S.B. 1, H.B. 2643 and H.B. 4006, Right To Work January 28, 2016 My name is Greg…
Chicago Buckling Under the Weight of Government-Union-Boss Abuses (source: National Right To Work December 2015 Newsletter) A little over a century after it was memorialized by poet Carl Sandburg as the “City of the Big Shoulders,” Chicago is struggling…
After 14(b) Showdown, Union-Label Politicians Were Shellacked Time and again over the years, when U.S. senators and congressmen have had to go on the record “for” or “against” Right to Work in a recorded floor vote,…
New Jersey NEA Chief Backs Trillion-Dollar Federal ‘Loan Program’ (source: National Right To Work September 2015 Newsletter) For decades, many government union chieftains across America have enjoyed what effectively amounts to the ability to “elect our own boss,”…
Even in Right to Work states, where Big Labor lacks compulsory-dues privileges, government union officials often wield inordinate power in the policy-making process. And taxpayers, students and other people who depend on public services, and independent-minded employees whose interests don’t…
Garden State Gov. Chris Christie, who is currently one of the many Republican politicians running for their party’s 2016 presidential nomination, outraged Big Labor early this month when he sharply criticized teacher union kingpins on national television. In response to…
Scheme to Nationalize Forced Dues Was Derailed Half-a-Century Ago (Source: May 2015 National Right To Work Newsletter) Over the next few months, the National Right to Work Committee will be commemorating…