Southwest Employee Charlene Carter, Who Had Religious Rights Violated by TWU Officials, Receives $5.1 Million in Lawsuit
TWU officials found guilty of failing to maintain fair representation and religious rights of employee Charlene Carter
National Right To Work Wins $5.1M Award for Southwest Flight Attendant's Case Against Union and Airline
Flight Attendant Triumphs Over TWU Union and Southwest in Suit About Illegal Firing; Jury Awards $5.1 Million in Damages TWU union and Southwest retaliated against employee for speaking out against political stances and activities of union leadership that violated her…
Fired Airline Worker Fights Union Machine
When Charlene Carter discovered in 2017 that Transportation Workers Union bosses had spent flight attendants’ forced-dues money to attend a political rally in Washington, D.C., she publicly protested. Then she was fired. (Credit: National Right to Work Staff) Case Highlights…
Growing Capitol Hill Support For Right to Work
“When the National Right to Work Act is signed into law, workers in all 50 states will finally have the freedom to decide for themselves whether or not a union has earned their financial support."
United Airlines' Arthur Baisley Challenges IAM Union's Political “Opt-out”
Baisley is urging the Court to hear his federal class-action civil rights case contesting a dues arrangement imposed by International Association of Machinists (IAM) union officials.
IAM Union Faces Backlash for Forcing Union Dues for Politics
Foundation attorneys argue IAM union “opt-out” requirement to escape payment for union officials’ political activities violates Supreme Court’s Janus standard
U.S. Rep. Joe Wilson Introduces National Right To Work Act
Congressman Joe Wilson (R-SC) has introduced the National Right to Work Act (HR 2571) in the U.S. House.
Trains & Planes Slowed By Big Labor Bosses and Forced Unionism
States have no power to stop airline and railroad union bosses from getting employees fired for refusal to fork over money to their organizations.
Two Federal Courts Rebuke Obama Labor Department Scheme
Judge: Rule Appears to Conflict With U.S. Code’s ‘Plain Language’ (download the September 2016 NRTWC Newsletter) This summer, federal judges in courts located more than 1,100 miles from one another sharply chastised Obama-appointed U.S. Labor Secretary Tom Perez for attempting,…