Right after Michigan legislators heeded their freedom-loving constituents and defied Big Labor by passing private- and public-sector Right to Work measures in 2012, and Gov. Rick Snyder promptly signed both bills into law, union bosses vowed to exact their political…
In the hotly contested U.S. Senate races in South Dakota, Montana, Iowa, Arkansas, Kentucky, Georgia, Louisiana, and North Carolina this fall, there is one major-party candidate on the ballot who is receiving massive support from the union political machine, and…
On Tuesday, a U.S. Court of Appeals for the Seventh Circuit panel became the latest federal court to rule that Big Labor bosses have no constitutional right to conscript dues or fees from employees who are subject to monopoly bargaining,…
From National Right to Work Committee President Mark Mix’s Detroit News Labor Day Commentary: Big Labor’s wild claims about right-to-work laws have always been off the mark. Unions continue to exist — and, in many cases, thrive — in states…
For decades, Big Labor bosses have been insisting they are entitled under the U.S. Constitution to extract forced union dues from union nonmembers who are subject to union monopoly bargaining. But federal courts have never agreed. Just last year, for…
The fundamental aim of Right to Work laws is to protect the freedom of the individual employee, and not either to hurt or to help union officials. But whatever they say publicly about Right to Work, union bosses know that,…
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It’s been roughly 16 months since Indiana legislators heeded the pleas of their freedom-loving constituents and sent a measure prohibiting compulsory union dues and fees to the desk of then-Gov. Mitch Daniels, who promptly signed it. Ever since then, good…