This Day in History Truman Bows to Big Labor Bosses
Truman Vetoes Taft-Hartley and its Right to Work Protections National Labor Relations Act (NLRA): In 1935, the Federal government forced all states to allow unions to…
Truman Vetoes Taft-Hartley and its Right to Work Protections National Labor Relations Act (NLRA): In 1935, the Federal government forced all states to allow unions to…
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In the first 12 months after Gov. Scott Walker signed legislation making Wisconsin America’s 25th Right to Work state in March 2015, the Badger State gained roughly 49,100 private-sector payroll jobs (seasonally adjusted). Wisconsin had not previously experienced 12-month private-sector…
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Even After Recent State Victories, Movement Still Has Far to Go (Click here to download the April 2016 National Right to Work Newsletter) Thanks primarily to statutes adopted by four states over the course of barely more than four years,…
January Supreme Court Hearing Spotlights Forced-Unionism Wrongs (Click here to download the February 2016 National Right to Work Newsletter) Thanks to one of the most widely discussed cases to come before the U.S. Supreme Court in its 2015-2016 term, the…
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As Marquette University associate professor Andrew Hanson (pictured) and fellow economist Zackary Hawley pointed out in a commentary they published late last week, the real value of a dollar varies dramatically around the country. But Big Labor propagandists routinely understate…
“It’s not enough to enact Right to Work protections; they must be vigorously defended and enforced,” said Mark Mix, president of the National Right to Work Foundation. Union bosses will go to great lengths to keep workers in their forced-dues grasp. The National Right to Work Foundation will fight to make sure that every West Virginian’s Right to Work is protected, because no worker should ever be forced to pay union dues or fees just to get or keep a job.