Auto manufacturing in Right To Work states continues to grow. Mazda Toyota Manufacturing (MTM), the joint venture between automakers Mazda Motor Corp. and Toyota Motor Corp., plans to make an…
Read MoreVolkswagen to expand its Right To Work Tennessee-located Chattanooga facility to produce electric vehicle cells and battery packs. The company said it plans to break ground for a laboratory in…
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Master Manufacturing Group (MMG) will invest $3.9 million to renovate and upgrade an existing manufacturing Dayton, Tennessee facility. More current California employers are expected to head East towards Right To…
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Another UAW officer, former president Dennis Williams, charged in the ongoing UAW embezzlement investigations and prosecutions. From the Detroit Free Press: Prosecutors charged Williams, 67, of Corona, California, with conspiracy to…
Read MoreTennessee Governor Bill Lee announced the Southern Champion Tray’s $84.9 million and expect 120 new permanent jobs in Chattanooga, TN. Tennessee Gov. Bill Lee, Department of Economic and Community Development…
Read MoreThe new Facebook center is expected to create 1,500 people during construction and 100 permanent Facebook-related jobs. Construction is underway on an $800 million Facebook data center northeast of Nashville…
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Right To Work Georgia is a natural fit; GEDIA currently supplies automotive parts to nearby companies such as Volkswagen, BMW, and Mercedes-Benz. Governor Brian P. Kemp today announced that GEDIA…
Read MoreAccording to Talk Business & Politics, the Fort Smith Metro Area continues to head in a positive manner despite the current nationwide pandemic-induced regulatory schizophrenia. Building activity in the Fort…
Read MoreNASHVILLE, TENN. – An expansion of a Tyson Foods Inc. poultry processing plant in Union City, Tenn., is now complete, said Tennessee Governor Bill Lee. Work on the project began…
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Local 872 of the Laborers, Vas Vegas, has a secretary-Business Manager well-fitted to the job of running a blue-collar union. John L. Smith has the story on the Nevada Independent.…
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