Oklahoma City Starbucks Employees Latest to Demand Vote to Remove SBWU Union from Workplace
One year after highly publicized unionization efforts, workers from coffee shops in at least seven different states move to remove SBWU
Foundation Defends Michigan Workers with Forced Dues Looming
With Michigan Right to Work repeal law passed, workers seek to escape mandatory payments
Notorious Police Union Boss Goes to Prison
The police union embezzler Ed Mullins headed didn’t even require him to provide receipts for his expenditures.
Employee Advocate Issues Legal Notice After Labor Board Fast-Tracks Union Control Over Cemex Workers Without Secret Ballot Votes
“Employees who are the targets of union organizing campaigns, and who do not want to be subject to monopoly union representation, must be vigilant about their rights after Cemex,” the notice reads
In Memoriam: Right to Work Warrior Gary Glenn
On July 27, Gary Glenn passed away after a seven-year battle with cancer. He is survived by his wife of 40 years, Annette, and their five children and nine grandchildren.
Buffalo Starbucks Worker Files Groundbreaking Lawsuit Challenging Constitutionality of NLRB Structure
Regional NLRB blocked Buffalo Starbucks employee and her coworkers from voting out union majority disapproved of, new lawsuit challenges agency’s authority
Foundation Files SCOTUS Brief Defending Alaska’s Protections Against Forced ASEA Union Dues
Alaska facing ASEA union lawsuit over arrangement which requires union bosses to obtain affirmative consent from employees before deducting dues
Foundation-Backed Workers Notch Victories Over Dues-Hungry UAW Bosses
UAW caught using threats and coercion to illegally seize workers’ dues
Phony ‘Moderates’ Okayed Radical Biden Pick
Acting Labor Sec. Julie Su wouldn’t have the power now to threaten Americans’ ability to support their families or supplement their incomes by working as freelancers.