Public Employees File Brief On Case Challenging Union Limits on Stopping Union Dues
Brief argues union boss schemes limiting dues revocations to short periods violate the High Court’s landmark Janus v. AFSCME 2018 decision
National Right to Work Picks Up West Virginia Kroger Worker Case
The National Right to Work Legal Defense Foundation is fighting for Shelby Krocker, who has opened a case against UFCW for forcing union dues.
Biden's Message to Big Labor: I’ll Do Whatever You Say
Union bosses like Mary Kay Henry were infuriated by Peter Robb’s defense of workers’ rights. They insisted he be removed immediately.
NLRB Takes Up Rieth-Riley Construction Workers’ Case Defending Ousting of IUOE Union Bosses
The NLRB will hear a case from Michigan Rieth-Riley Construction Company employees, thanks to free legal aid from the National Right to Work Foundation.
Biden's Suspicious Firing of NLRB General Counsel Spurs FOIA Request
After the unprecedented firing of GC Peter Robb, the NLRB is filing an FOIA request in order to get to the bottom of this issue.
Acting GC Peter Ohr Tosses Former GC Peter Robb's Memos
Acting GC Peter Ohr is tossing out Former GC Peter Robb's memos that included ways to help secure worker rights and make unionizing more difficult.
First Circuit Rejects Rehearing of UNAP v. NLRB Case in Support of NLRB
The First Circuit has rejected UNAP's appeal toward the lawsuit filed by Rhode Island nurse Jeanette Geary. This helps guarantee workers' rights!
PRO Act Aims to Destroy Right to Work Freedoms
The PRO Act is being brought back up again in the House and Senate by Democrats. If passes, it could put Right to Work freedoms at risk.
NLRB Grants GC Ohr's Withdrawal of a Brief Regarding "Contract Bar" Case
Robert Iafolla from Bloomberg Law covers these events in a news story, and gets Patrick Semmens to share his opinion on the subject matter