Soaring Unfunded Pension Liabilities Threaten Taxpayers
A report issued by ALEC in June shows that, in FY 2019 [...] “unfunded state pension liabilities” totaled $5.82 trillion nationwide.
Mark Mix: How Union Bosses Lie to Pass The PRO-Act
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.
‘Nothing Short of Incredible’ Economic News
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…
Cost of Forced Unionism Mounts Ever Higher
As a group, the 23 states that still lack Right to Work laws lost a net total of $113.9 billion in income to domestic out-migration from 2015 to 2019.
Crooked UAW Union Demands Intimidation Privileges
“In view of the undeniable facts about rampant UAW corruption, top officers of this union would be hard-pressed to secure monopoly-bargaining privileges at the two new battery cell factories GM is building, if it had to rely on votes cast by workers in a secret-ballot election."
Right to Work Manufacturing Powers Through COVID
Payrolls Rose by 9.1% From 2010-20, as Forced-Dues Payrolls Fell Union czar Richard Trumka will accept nothing less than the total destruction of Right to Work laws. (Credit: labortribune.com) More than 15 months after factories were shuttered across America and…
Right to Work Celebrates Third Anniversary of Janus Ruling
June 25, 2021 marks the third anniversary of the Supreme Court Janus v. AFSCME ruling that protects public sector worker rights.
Teamsters Back Down After UPS Worker Charges Them for Denying Legal Rights
UPS warehouse Teamsters in Queens, New York, settled charges brought by Kamil Fraczek, an employee who was misled by union officials about his legal rights.
National Right to Work Honors Thomas Pappas
“Thomas had so many stories that I had trouble recalling all the details after leaving the meeting. He was an interesting guy.”