Arkansas ‘Headed in the Right Direction’
“With S.B.341, Arkansas is headed in the right direction ... Right to Work leaders and ... activists will continue pressing for the protection of employees.”
“With S.B.341, Arkansas is headed in the right direction ... Right to Work leaders and ... activists will continue pressing for the protection of employees.”
President Joe Biden ought to have been a popular messenger with the nearly 5,900 front-line employees at the Amazon warehouse in Bessemer, Alabama.
So-Called ‘PRO’ Act Power Grab Draws Closer to Final Passage
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225 members of the U.S. House of Representatives, including 69 from Right to Work states, voted for H.R.842, legislation that would cut the heart out of every state Right to Work statute and constitutional provision that is currently on the books.
Subsequent to Right to Work passage, West Virginia employment expanded every year up to 2019, when employment reached 759,000, higher than it had been in more than a decade.
The amount of money contributed to the Big Labor-dominated retirement funds commonly referred to as multi-employer pension plans, or MEPPs, is directly determined through union monopoly bargaining.
Using the widespread economic hardship caused by COVID-19 and the political response to it as an excuse, President Joe Biden and his D.C. cronies are now transferring hundreds of billions of dollars from hard-pressed federal taxpayers to union boss-dominated states and localities.
In addition to being correlated with faster job growth, Right to Work is correlated with higher real, after-tax incomes.