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The economic statistic "Percentage Growth in the Number of People Employed" (also known as the employment growth rate) measures the relative change in total employment over a specified period, such as monthly or annually.

It indicates how the job market is expanding or contracting, serving as a key indicator of economic health—positive growth suggests job creation and economic expansion, while negative growth signals job losses and potential recession. Sources: Dept. of Labor, Bureau of Labor Statistics (BLS) Household Survey

08 Sep

Why Right to Work States Outperform: Examining Employment Growth and Economic Benefits

https://youtu.be/XZqzAnhWgk0 Why Right to Work States Outperform: Examining Employment Growth and Economic Benefits When evaluating...

A Reckoning! Will Susman faced a personal reckoning at MIT (Staff Image EDL video)

16 Jul

A Reckoning on Campus: The Hidden Toll of Antisemitism and Forced Union Loyalty After October 7

Education / Employee Rights / Forced Unionism States / Labor Unions / Massachusetts / Why You Need Right to Work

A Reckoning! Will Sussman faced a personal reckoning as a graduate student at MIT https://youtu.be/E1kXy4fO4sI...

MLC State TEACHER MONOPOLY BARGAINING & DEDUCTION REVOCATION LAWS & PRACTICES Verison-FINAL (20250711)

16 Jul

Unlocking Teacher Freedom: A State-by-State Dive into Big Labor’s Legislated Power and Post-Janus Realities

Education / Employee Rights / Labor-Related Laws & Regulations / Union Political Spending

Imagine a world where teachers aren't locked into labor union dues they never wanted, where...

28 May

The NTEU Scandal: A Case Study in Union Corruption

Economy / Employee Rights / Labor Unions / Labor-Related Laws & Regulations

Unveiling Union Corruption and the Perils of Forced Unionism At the National Institute for Labor...

LAX Foodservice Provider Slams Unite Here Local 11 With Federal Charges Detailing Intimidation, Harassment

14 May

LAX: UNITE HERE Used Mob Like Tactics, Face New Federal Charges for Alleged Union Bullying

Employee Rights / Union Violence

Posted on May 14, 2025 by National Institute for Labor Relations Research Flying Foods Group...

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10 Apr

The Price Tag of Hope: Lansing’s Downtown Revitalization Amid Economic Uncertainty

Economy / Employee Rights / Florida / Forced Unionism States / Indiana / Job Growth / Kentucky / Michigan / Relocation / Tennessee

After Killing Employee Freedom, Michigan Gov. Whitmer Tries to Build an Image of Economic Growth ...

09 Apr

Right to Work Support Growing on Capitol Hill

Employee Rights / National Labor Relations Act / Right To Work

In the recently-concluded 2023- 2024 Congress, a record 169 members of the U.S. House and...

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08 Apr

The Hidden Cost of Union Official Time: Why Taxpayers Should Stop Funding No-Show Jobs

Economy / Employee Rights / Labor-Related Laws & Regulations / Politicians for Forced Unionism / Politics / Union Political Involvement

Or, Attention DOGE: Official Time = Government Waste and Inefficiency, Full Stop Imagine a job...

EE Changes to Right To Work Kentucky Store for Freedom & Avoid Future Threats

05 Mar

Kroger Employee James Carroll Victorious in Federal Case Against United Food Commercial Workers Union Bosses

Employee Rights / Forced Unionism States / Kentucky / News / Ohio / Relocation / UFCW

Following his legal victory, James Carroll transferred to a Kroger store in Right to Work...

In another Washington political drama, President Trump's nomination for Labor Secretary, Lori Chavez-DeRemer, has sparked a fiery debate about union power and the future of American workers' freedom. At the heart of this contention is Randi Weingarten, the head of the American Federation of Teachers (AFT) union, whose influence in the corridors of power is as vast as her control over school classrooms.

16 Jan

Trump USDOL Nominee “Chavez-DeRemer no longer supports the PRO Act”

AFT / Economy / Employee Rights / Forced Unionism States / Labor Unions / News / Politics

The Tug-of-War Over Workers' Rights: Will Trump's Labor Secretary Kowtow to Union Bosses? In another...

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