Companies Invest in Right to Work Alabama, Creating New Jobs
CN Transportation and SteelFab are investing in the state of Alabama. Altogether, they will be investing $39.6 million as well as creating 82 new jobs.
Right to Work Arkansas Welcomes 800 New Jobs
Nice-Pak and Amazon are investing in Arkansas. Nice-Pak, in Jonesboro, will create 300 jobs, while Amazon will be creating 500 new jobs in Little Rock.
Right to Work Households Have More to Spend
A National Institute for Labor Relations Research analysis of U.S. Census Bureau (BOC) data shows that the mean cost of living-adjusted, after-tax household income in Right to Work states in 2019 was $64,572, roughly $4,300 higher than the forced-dues state average.
Businesses Look to Right to Work Oklahoma City to Settle
North Star Scientific and Amazon are adding new locations in Oklahoma City, Oklahoma. Combined, these two businesses will create 540 new jobs.
Virginia Lieutenant Gubernatorial Candidate Blasted For Anti-Employee Stance
Turning a blind eye to independent-minded employees, including many who are economically harmed by union monopoly bargaining, Big Labor politician Sean Perryman is pushing for repeal of Virginia’s Right to Work law. Image: Twitter In an op-ed published…
Right to Work Kentucky Supports Business Growth and Job Creation
Three businesses that are expanding in Kentucky include iwis-Daido, Span Tech, and GE Appliances. These will create 357 new jobs across the state.
Right to Work Georgia Citizens to See Increased Job Opportunities
Companies like VT Industries, Wincore Windows, and Kainos are investing in areas all across the state of Georgia, creating a total of 279 new jobs.
Did Biden-Allied Carpenters Union Boss Authorize a March 2020 Purge of Corruption Foes?
United Brotherhood of Carpenters (UBC) union President Doug McCarron seems to be riding high this winter. But there could be trouble ahead for McCarron, whose giant union has 520,000 members in the U.S. and Canada.
Right to Work South Carolina Holds Many Successful Companies
Companies like Peabody Engineering & Supply, Belk, and EuWe Eugen Wexler are investing in South Carolina and creating new jobs.