The feds, and many states and localities, still deduct union dues from paychecks without consent. Fourteen months ago the Supreme Court held that the First Amendment protects government employees from being forced to subsidize unions. Janus v. AFSCME affirmed that…
As Wall Street Journal editor Jason Riley recently noted, teacher union chiefs support work rules that “shield teachers from meaningful evaluations, and that require instructors to be laid off based on seniority instead of performance.” But Right to Work Law…
Union Bosses’ Monopoly Power Drives Away Taxpayers of All Kinds (Source: July 2015 National Right to Work Committee Newsletter) According to the nonpartisan, Washington, D.C.-based Tax Foundation, this year on average citizens of forced-unionism Connecticut are surrendering well…
‘Lame Duck’ Senate May Return Forced-Unionism Zealot to NLRB (source: October 2014 National Right To Work Committee Newsletter) This past July, President Barack Obama made it clear that even a stern rebuke…
Recently, UAW Secretary-Treasurer Gary Casteel orchestrated a Kabuki Dance (political posturing) for the press and set off a several days of commotions about the United Auto Workers union and their presence in the South. But, it really was no more…
An important part of Wisconsin Governor Scott Walker’s Act 10 reforms to many of our members was providing teachers and other government employees the Right To Work. The freedom from forced-union dues that Right To Work provides is like a…
Wall Street Journal’s Kimberley Strassel on union political spending and forced dues. It’s an extraordinary thing, in a political age obsessed with campaign money, that nobody scrutinizes the biggest, baddest, “darkest” spenders of all: organized labor. The IRS is…
The Wall Street Journal’s Kim Strassel blasted like a blunderbuss right through Sen. Harry Reid’s recent Senate Floor ramblings: Harry Reid surely must have meant the unions when he complained about buying elections.Harry Reid is under a…