Biden NLRB Gives Huge Boost to Shady ILA Union Bosses
Years ago, the ILA was identified by the President’s Commission on Organized Crime as one of a handful of international unions with “histories of control or influence by organized crime.”...
The Latest Right to Work Kentucky Economic Investments
Businesses investing in Right to Work Kentucky include Water Solutions Unlimited (WSU) and White Drive Motors & Steering.
Rep. Joe Wilson: National Right to Work Act Introduced in 118th United States Congress
“In an age of legislative overreach, this is one of the shortest bills ever introduced. The National Right to Work Act does not add a single word to federal law. It simply removes language in depression-era law that gives union officials the power to extract dues from non-union workers as a condition of employment.”
Forced-Dues States Yet to Recover From COVID-19
The most recent data shows that employment in Right to Work states is now 1.36 million higher than in February 2020.
Houston-Area Kroger Employee Slams UFCW Union with Federal Charges for Seizing Union Dues Using Altered Union Card
Kroger employee objected to UFCW union membership and financial support during orientation meeting; union took dues anyway, under the guise of an altered form
Windfall For Derelict Union Pension Fund Chiefs
“The $86 billion giveaway to MEPPs inserted in the Biden Administration’s so-called ‘American Rescue Plan’ [ARP] has set the stage for even bigger bailouts in the future.”
Businesses Are Investing in Right to Work Georgia
The latest Right to Work Georgia investments are coming from Seoyon E-HWA and Green Georgia, as well as SK Battery America.
Clarion Sintered Metals Employees Win Cash Back in Case Challenging IAM's Illegal Discrimination for Non-Union Status
IAM union scheme sought to deny Clarion Sintered Metals non-union workers’ bonuses because they opposed union association
More and More Teachers Exercise Janus Rights
The Janus-facilitated decline in the NEA union bosses’ empire has accelerated over time. In the 2021-22 academic year alone, the NEA union’s working membership fell by just over 40,000,