Research and Analysis
Research and analysis on labor relations, unions, economy, and employees. Facts, data, statistics, papers, and more.
If Teachers Have a Constitutional Right to Disagree Publicly With Union Negotiators, They Also Have a Right Not to Bankroll the Union
Among the many brazen power grabs, successful and unsuccessful, Big Labor has assayed over the...
Mandatory Bar Doesn’t Aim to Prevent ‘Individual Attorneys’ From Getting ‘Better Terms Than Those Obtainable by the Group’
As I discussed last week in a blog post on this site (see the first...
The ‘Facile Generalization That There Is No Constitutionally Protected Right to Public Employment Is to Obscure the Issue’
In their November 6 merits brief in Friedrichs v. California Teachers Association (accessible at the...
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...
Forced-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...
Compulsory Unionism Hurts Hispanics & Poor
New Fact Sheet: Forced Unionism Correlated With Higher Poverty Rates Hispanic Americans Are 20% More...
‘Members-Only Unions Are Not a Theoretical Construct or Historical Remnant’
An issue brief published early this month by the New York City-based and Big Labor-"friendly"...
Right to Work States Represent the Future of the U.S. Automotive Industry
Long before the U.S. Commerce Department's Bureau of Economic Analysis issued its state-by-state estimates for...
