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Companies investing in Right to Work Texas include Chewters Chocolates, Synthica Energy, and Texas Waves II.
The influence of big labor on the legislature in Washington state is threatening jobs as companies like Boeing consider leaving to Right to Work states. It’s not hard to see why.
Big union threats and intimidation are politics as usual in the Evergreen State but this time a union boss may have gone too far.
Demanding action on a “privacy bill,” that gags employers from discussing forced unionism at meetings, a union boss linked campaign contributions to actions on the bill setting off a criminal investigation into the matter. Of course, that’s a real yawner as union PAC and treasurers link contributions to legislative actions all the time. But in this instance they were brazen enough to put it in writing.
Companies investing in Right to Work Texas include Chewters Chocolates, Synthica Energy, and Texas Waves II.
Advanced Handling Systems (AHS) and Accuride are both making expansions in Right to Work Kentucky.
Recently released data from the IRS indicate the cost of forced unionism soared by more than 50% in the Tax Filing Year 2019, as compared to the year before.