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Foundation Seeks to Bar NLRB Action Due to Lack of Quorum

While union officials tried to force nurse Jeanette Geary to pay dues or be fired, the NLRB upheld union officials’ right to do so.  Ms. Geary appealed to the National Right to Work Legal Defense Foundation for help.  The Foundation…

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ILA, Charged With Racketeering, Attempts to Strong-Arm Shipping Terminal Operator

American Stevedoring alleges International Longshoreman’s Union officials have put the company out of business because of their connection to organized crime schemes.  Steve Strunksy has the story in the Ledger-Times. A former shipping terminal operator in Newark and Brooklyn is…

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Proposed ‘Paycheck Protection’ Measure in Missouri Would Have Relatively Little Impact

Union dues collecting is examined by Missouri, Kansas lawmakers Elected officials in the “Show Me” State, like their counterparts in a number of other forced-unionism states, are coming under ever-more intense grass-roots pressure to fight for passage of a state Right…

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NILRR Weekly Newsclips February 22, 2013

    NLRB Sneak Attack on First Amendment Shopfloor.org, February 15, 2013 The NLRB is up to its sneaky ways and they are hoping to slip another precedent shattering decision under the radar.  According to the U.S. Supreme Court in…

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Unions Try Legal Manuvers Around Michigan Right To Work Law

Pulling out all the stops, several Michigan unions are trying desperate legal measures to attempt to keep workers bound to paying forced dues.  Their attempts to make a mockery of the new Right to Work Law have not been successful.  Kristen…

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Florida Union Bosses Indicted on Numerous Criminal Charges

Darryl Brice Payne, President,  and Tianni Latrice Wade, his executive Assistant, were charged with numerous conspiracies to defraud the International Longshoremen’s Associaiton, Local 1526, in Fort Lauderdale, FL.   Mark Young, Browardnetonline, has the story. Payne and Brown are both charged…

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Union Officials Forced to End Month-Long Strike

Unable to live on the strike pay they were drawing, rank and file union members withdrew their support from their union bosses.  This forced  Amalgamated Transit Union Local 1181’s bosses to call off the month-long strike that deprived tens of thousands…

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If You Must Defend Forced Unionism, Defend It Forthrightly

JURIST – Forum: ‘Right to Work’ in Michigan: Depleting Unions …   The U.S. Supreme Court’s unexpected decision in the spring of 1937 to uphold the National Labor Relations Act (NLRA) gave a massive and almost immediate boost to union organizers.  Millions…

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Immunity From ID Theft Laws – Another Court-Created Special Privilege For Big Labor?

Court Rules Union Bosses Can Ignore Identity Theft Laws To Intimidate Employees (Click here to download Fact Sheet) Over the course of the past century, American elected officials and judges have handed to Big Labor an array of special privileges and immunities…

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Obama’s Big Labor Payback Includes Federal Employees

The Washington Examiner’s Sean Higgins examines the Executive Order the president signed in 2009 which created a council on Federal Labor-Management Relations, which gives federal government employee union officials a conduit to government agency heads over and above that of the…

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