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Congressman Bob Good (R-VA): “Right to Work… is a right enshrined in our founding documents”

“The Right to Work in this country, free from coercion by the government, is a right enshrined in our founding documents. While state Right to Work legislation is a product of the 20th century, its fundamental tenants of liberty, freedom…

National Institute for Labor Relations Research’s Right to Work Benefits Fact Sheet (Winter 2024)

Citizens in Right To Work States are better off than those without right-to-work freedoms.

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November 2023 Right To Work Contest Winners

You would be smiling too if you won $100

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Union Bosses Admit They Spent $1.67 Billion on Politics in the 2022 Election Cycle

Just six percent of American workers in the private sector belong to a labor union, yet unions are a dominant political force. By their own admission, union officials spent over
$1.67 billion on politics during the 2021-2022 election cycle.

Right to Work North Carolina Economic Update

Duotech Services Plans Expansion in Right to Work North Carolina

Duotech Services is investing $6.5 million in order to expand and create 95 new jobs in Right to Work Franklin, North Carolina.

UAW Boss Shawn Fain: “Workers have been exploited for years!”

“Two years ago, Fain rose to power, promising to bring about a “democratic” change in the UAW. This promise was made in the aftermath of several high-ranking officials being jailed by federal investigators for accepting bribes and misappropriating workers’ dues. “

Right to Work Repealed to Fund Democrats?

SEIU Healthcare Michigan President Marge Faville said unions needed the forced funds to “make sure Democrats get [elected].”

Right to Work South Carolina Economic Update

AESC to Create Over $1k New Jobs in Right to Work South Carolina

AESC is investing $1.5 billion in order to expand and create 1,080 new jobs in Right to Work Florence County, South Carolina.

Eastman to Make $1.2 Billion Expansion in Right to Work Texas

Eastman is investing $1.2 billion in order to expand and create over 200 new jobs in Right to Work Longview, Texas.

US Department of Labor Investigation Update

IBEW’s Brian Fiocca Hears Sentencing After Guilty Pleas

Brian Fiocca with IBEW Local 98, has heard his sentencing after pleading guilty to five counts of embezzlement of union funds.

Landmark Ceramics UST to Expand in Right to Work Tennessee

Landmark Ceramics UST is investing $71.9 million in order to expand and create 78 new jobs in Right to Work Mt. Pleasant, Tennessee.

Google Operations Comes to Right to Work Iowa

Google is investing $576 million in order to establish a new data center and create 31 new jobs in Right to Work Cedar Rapids, Iowa.

Right to Work Mississippi Economic Update

Owl’s Head Alloys Finds Right to Work Mississippi to be a Hoot!

Owl’s Head Alloys is investing $29.245 million in order to establish operations and create 68 new jobs in Right to Work Clay County, Mississippi.

Marvin Opens New Doors in Right to Work Kansas

Marvin is investing $76.5 million in order to establish operations and create 100 new jobs in Right to Work Kansas City, Kansas.

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Congressman Bob Good (R-VA): “Right to Work… is a right enshrined in our founding documents”

National Institute for Labor Relations Research’s Right to Work Benefits Fact Sheet (Winter 2024)

November 2023 Right To Work Contest Winners

Union Bosses Admit They Spent $1.67 Billion on Politics in the 2022 Election Cycle

Duotech Services Plans Expansion in Right to Work North Carolina

UAW Boss Shawn Fain: “Workers have been exploited for years!”

Right to Work Repealed to Fund Democrats?

AESC to Create Over $1k New Jobs in Right to Work South Carolina

Eastman to Make $1.2 Billion Expansion in Right to Work Texas

IBEW’s Brian Fiocca Hears Sentencing After Guilty Pleas

Landmark Ceramics UST to Expand in Right to Work Tennessee

Google Operations Comes to Right to Work Iowa

Owl’s Head Alloys Finds Right to Work Mississippi to be a Hoot!

Marvin Opens New Doors in Right to Work Kansas

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