Giving Chrysler to UAW is Theft
David Keene looks at the effort by the Obama Administration to hand control of the Chrysler car company to the UAW and concludes its nothing more than theft and graft.
Big Labor is Big Business
The insightful Tim Carney of the Washington Examiner looks at the business side of big labor in his recent column. It’s clear that in many cases big labor is becoming synonymous with big business: Imagine if President George W. Bush used strong-arm tactics to…
UAW Motors
The new majority owner of the Chrysler company is none other than the United Automobile Workers union. And thanks to the Obama Administration, the UAW has a chance to GROW its influence in the Motor City by negotiating from both sides of the table.
UAW: Union Workers Make Less
The boss of the UAW union has predicted that there will be no wage cuts associated with efforts to reform the American automobile industry. Why? According to Ron Gettelfinger, it is because workers at non-unionized Toyota plants make $2 more…
Detroit's Downturn
With some Democrats and liberal pundits proclaiming that forced unionism at automobile plants in Right to Work states is the solution to what ails the American car industry, it’s critical to understand just how the United Auto Workers’ monopoly union…
Who is Losing the Car Business?
Larry Kudlow, of CNBC fame, thinks the United Auto Workers (UAW) union is driving the US auto industry into the ground.
UAW: Bottomless Money Pit
Syndicated columnist Michelle Malkin takes an in-depth look at the United Auto Workers’ (UAW) free-spending ways. We have seen union bosses spend workers’ dues money in frivolous ways before, but the UAW brass could take the cake for outrageous…
No Need for a Mulligan
Despite a federal bailout of billions of dollars, the United Auto Workers (UAW) bosses have decided not to sell their million-dollar country club golf course despite it losing 23 million dollars over the last few years according to news reports.
Music to Workers' Ears
When it comes to protecting workers’ rights, Sen. Jim DeMint continues to reign supreme. His recent press release is a good example: Today [December 12, 2008], U.S. Senator Jim DeMint (R-South Carolina) made the following statement regarding the stubborn refusal…