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Kyoto Fusioneering Chooses Right to Work Tennessee

Kyoto Fusioneering is investing $46.9 million in order to establish operations and create 51 new jobs in Right to Work Oak Ridge, Tennessee.

Employees win again, but there needs to be an end to union phony appeals.

The National Labor Relations Board (NLRB) reversed a regional official’s decision to dismiss a decertification petition filed by McDowell County Commission on Aging employee John Reeves, who sought to remove SEIU officials from his workplace. The NLRB found that the…

Southwire Grows Operations in Right to Work Mississippi

Southwire is investing $256 million in order to expand and create 128 new jobs in Right to Work Starkville, Mississippi.

Bristol Myers Squibb Has Major Plans in Right to Work Texas

Bristol Myers Squibb is investing $2.3 billion in order to establish operations and create around 500 new jobs in Right to Work Houston, Texas.

SpaceX Creates More Opportunities in Right to Work Texas

SpaceX is investing $16.8 billion in order to establish operations and create 3,000 new jobs in Right to Work Grimes County, Texas.

Siemens Corporation Plans Job Creation in Right to Work Georgia

Siemens Corporation is investing $185 million in order to establish operations and create 1,400 new jobs in Right to Work Georgia.

They lost their jobs for refusing to pay a union they didn’t choose. Will you write the next chapter?

Applegate-Jackson-Parks Future Teacher Scholarship In Michigan, three public-school teachers—Carol Applegate, Kay Jackson, and Dr. Anne Parks—were fired for one reason: they would not finance a labor organization as the price of teaching children. NILRR’s Applegate-Jackson-Parks Future Teacher Scholarship exists so…

Bishopric Industries Grows in Right to Work Mississippi

Bishopric Industries is investing $5.75 million in order to expand and create 28 new jobs in Right to Work Natchez, Mississippi.

Traxion Materials Plans Expansion in Right to Work Tennessee

Traxion Materials is investing over $5 million in order to expand and create 45 new jobs in Right to Work Jacksboro, Tennessee.

AFSCME Local 93’s Political Activity Raises New Transparency Concerns

The broader AFSCME national organization has a documented history of failing to accurately report political expenditures, including violations found by the Washington State Public Disclosure Commission. These violations involved failure to disclose $250,000 in political contributions, late filings, and incomplete…

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