Research and Analysis
Research and analysis on labor relations, unions, economy, and employees. Facts, data, statistics, papers, and more.
Opportunities For the ‘Middle-Educated’ and the College-Educated
NILRR Fact Sheet -- College-Educated and 'Middle-Educated' Employee web Census Bureau Data Show That Non-Holders,...
Based on Demographics Alone, Poverty Should Be Higher in Right to Work States — But It’s Lower
If Right to Work laws had no economic impact whatsoever, the share of people residing...
2014 Labor Union Pension Plan Critical Status Notices
The National Institute for Labor Relations Research has updated its page listing the Critical Status...
Right to Work States Far Outpace Forced-Dues States in Net Growth in Businesses With 20 or More Employees
While small businesses with fewer than 20 employees constitute a critical part of the U.S....
Do Benefiting From a Lower Cost of Living and Having More Kids Make You a ‘Free Rider’?
Last year, according to data reported in June by the U.S. Census Bureau, there were...
Fact Sheet: More Debt, Higher Taxes
Eight of the Nine States With the Highest Government Debt-to-Income Ratios Lack Right to Work...
Fact Sheet: Forced Union Dues Fuel the Big Government Lobby
Capitol Hill's Top Recipients of Union-Boss Largesse Vote Consistently For Higher Federal Taxes, More Spending...
Is Judge Diane Wood Ignorant of Federal Labor Law, or Dishonest About It?
U.S. 7th Circuit Court of Appeals Judge Diane Wood obviously feels strongly that federal labor...
