Right to Work on the March in Nation’s Capital
Mark Mix (left, pictured with National Right to Work Act lead House sponsor Joe Wilson in the latter’s D.C. office): Compulsory unionism’s economic track record is getting harder and harder to defend.
Mark Mix (left, pictured with National Right to Work Act lead House sponsor Joe Wilson in the latter’s D.C. office): Compulsory unionism’s economic track record is getting harder and harder to defend.
Mr. Biden remains as grimly determined as ever to destroy the Right to Work protections, currently enshrined by law in more than half of the 50 states
As one of just nine states without a personal income tax, and as a state with a long entrepreneurial tradition, New Hampshire might well be expected to have above-average job growth.
Consequently, as a group, forced-unionism states have a 28.8% cost of living than Right to Work states.
"Let me be clear, I believe in the fundamental Right to Work. If anyone tries to bring me a bill that creates forced unionization, it will meet the business end of my veto pen." Virginia Governor Glenn Youngkin
A majority of U.S. private-sector employees today cannot be forced to bankroll a union they don’t want to in order to keep their jobs.
A report issued by ALEC in June shows that, in FY 2019 [...] “unfunded state pension liabilities” totaled $5.82 trillion nationwide.
Mark Mix recently wrote an article in NewsMax, addressing the issues of how Union Bosses manipulate the system in order to push the PRO-Act Forward.
Mark Mix: Along with Right to Work Michigan and Indiana, Right to Work Kentucky is “leading the U.S. in its manufacturing employment recovery from the brief, but steep, COVID-19 recession of 2020.” (Credit: Gage Skidmore/ Wikimedia Commons) Big Labor Governor…