The National Right to Work Committee survey program leaves pro-forced unionism candidates with a choice. They can stop acting as union-boss puppets, or they can be held accountable by freedom-loving citizens. Credit: John De Rosier-Albany (N.Y.) Times-Union Committee Program to…
from The National Right to Work Legal Defense Foundation: Worker Files Brief in West Virginia Supreme Court Defending Right to Work Law The new brief was filed by a pro-Right to Work West Virginia…
Efforts to Punish Forced-Dues Foes at the Polls Fail Miserably Among the many rebukes Big Labor bosses received from fed-up voters on November 8, the most bitter of all may have been the results of a number of relatively low-profile,…
You and I have a tremendous opportunity. Not only did opponents of forced unionism dodge a bullet on Tuesday when forced-dues militant Hillary Clinton was defeated, but in state after state, Big Labor’s favorite forced-unionism politicians went down in…
A recent National Public Radio investigative report concluded that West Virginia gubernatorial candidate and billionaire coal mine owner Jim Justice (left) has for years failed to pay millions of dollars in penalties for mine safety violations. But top mineworkers union…
West Virginia Union Bosses Twisting Facts About ‘Exclusivity’ (download the June-July 2016 NRTWC Newsletter) Early last month, West Virginia union bosses informed the state attorney general and labor commissioner of their intent to sue to overturn S.B.1, the state…
“It’s not enough to enact Right to Work protections; they must be vigorously defended and enforced,” said Mark Mix, president of the National Right to Work Foundation. Union bosses will go to great lengths to keep workers in their forced-dues grasp. The National Right to Work Foundation will fight to make sure that every West Virginian’s Right to Work is protected, because no worker should ever be forced to pay union dues or fees just to get or keep a job.
Last November, when the West Virginia Legislature’s Joint Standing Committee on the Judiciary held a hearing on state Right to Work laws, important testimony was provided by Lillian Graning, the chief communications officer for the Beckley, W.Va.-based New River Gorge…