Archive for April 2023
Campari Group Adds 2nd Distillery in Right to Work Kentucky
Campari Group is investing $131 million in order to expand, add a second distillery, and create 31 new jobs in Right to Work Lawrenceburg, Kentucky!
Read MoreInterloop is Looping Back to Right to Work South Carolina
Interloop is investing $100,000 in order to expand its current facility in Right to Work Charleston, South Carolina and create 32 new jobs.
Read MoreEnerVenue Establishes Operations in Right to Work Kentucky
EverVenue is investing $264 million in order to establish a new location and create 450 new jobs in Right to Work Shelby County, Kentucky
Read MoreLG Energy Solution Plans $5.6 Billion Investment in Right to Work Arizona
LG Energy Solution is investing $5.6 billion in order to add a new facility and create thousands of jobs in Right to Work Queen Creek, Arizona.
Read MoreRight To Work Benefits 2023
Download PDF file of the Right To Work Benefits 2023 Fact Sheet. Negative numbers and amounts are in RED. Michigan became Right to Work in 2013. Wisconsin’s Right to Work…
Read MoreUSDOJ: AFSCME Union Boss Stole over $200K to Use for Gambling and other Personal Expenses
“Labor unions exist to promote the interests of the working men and women who make up their ranks. But instead of promoting the interests of his members, Clemons used his position to enrich himself and get cash to gamble at casinos,” said First Assistant U.S. Attorney Jim Cutchin.
Read MoreCMG Clean Tech to Create 1,200 New Right to Work Florida Jobs
CMG Clean Tech is investing $430 million in order to add a new location and create 1,200 new jobs in Right to Work Osceola County, Florida.
Read MoreTeamsters Chicago too Corrupt, Union Officers Removed
Daily Herald: Teamsters (IBT) say local bosses used positions to ‘enrich themselves’ International union auditors, perhaps based on tips, concerned about “thousands in unauthorized bonuses and lavish spending” and “deeply…
Read MoreTIME Bicycles to Establish Right to Work South Carolina Location
TIME Bicycles is investing $6.5 million in order to add a new factory and create 105 new jobs in Right to Work Spartanburg County, South Carolina.
Read MoreHanwha Advanced Materials Makes Advancements in RTW Georgia
Hanwha Advanced Materials is investing $147 million in order to add a new location in Right to Work Cartersville, Georgia and create 160 new jobs.
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