Archive for November 2015
Teacher Union Lawyers Tacitly Admit Many Educators Get Paid Less as a Consequence of Monopolistic Unionism
Under an array of federal court precedents such as Atkins v. City of Charlotte and the labor statutes of every state in the union, K-12 public educators have the right…
Read MoreRight to Work for New Mexico
David Dowd Muska writes on the advantage a Right to Work law would bring to New Mexico. New Mexico doesn’t have a jobs problem. It has a jobs crisis. There…
Read MoreForced-Unionism States Are Extraordinarily Inhospitable to ‘Middle-Educated’ Americans
As of last year, according to the U.S. Census Bureau, 30.1% of American adults aged 25 and up had at least a bachelor’s degree education. Â Census data also show that…
Read MorePA Home Care Workers Hustled
United Home Care Workers, a joint project of the Service Employees International Union (SEIU) and the American Federation of State, County and Municipal Employees (AFSCME) pulled an ambush election on Pennsylvania home…
Read MoreBosses Shake Down McDonald’s
Using a U. S. District judge to do its dirty work, the National Labor Relations Board is shaking down McDonald’s employees by forcing their employer to render up their personal…
Read MoreCompulsory Unionism Hurts Hispanics & Poor
New Fact Sheet: Forced Unionism Correlated With Higher Poverty Rates   Hispanic Americans Are 20% More Likely to Be Poor in States That Don’t Protect Employees’ Right to Work By…
Read MoreLongshoremen’s Association Endorses Hillary Clinton
International Longshoreman’s Association (ILA) officials made it clear they mean to consolidate their power by announcing their endorsement of Hillary Clinton in Right to Work South Carolina.  She peppered her acceptance speech with references…
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