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The Wisconsin legislature has voted for freedom for all workers, passing a Right to Work bill making the Badger state the 25th Right to Work state in the union. Governor Scott Walker is expected to sign the bill on Monday.…
The President and CEO of a local meter manufacturing company states the case for Right to Work. If the Wisconsin legislature passes the law, the company will bring in new jobs. Tom Held has the story in the Milwaukee Business…
More Kentucky counties are passing Right to Work ordinances, despite union boss lawsuits. Amanda von Beschoten has the story in cincinnat!.com. The leaders of Boone, Campbell and Kenton counties know their next big move is headed for a court challenge…
Newly-elected State Representative Gary Glenn is drafting two bills that would extend Right to Work benefits in Michigan. Mark Tower has the story in M-Live. Glenn, a first-year lawmaker who represents part of Midland and Bay counties, is drafting two bills that…
Newly-elected State Representative Gary Glenn is drafting two bills that would extend Right to Work benefits in Michigan. Mark Tower has the story in M-Live. Glenn, a first-year lawmaker who represents part of Midland and Bay counties, is drafting two…
In West Virginia and other states where grass-roots efforts to prohibit forced union dues and fees are gaining momentum, Big Labor propagandists who aren’t normally known for their libertarian sympathies have adopted a Milton Friedmanesque rallying cry: “Right to Work…
The latest on the Wisconsin Right to Work bill and the surrounding union boss protests. Patrick Marley, Daniel Bice and Jason Stein have the story on jsonline.com. In an abrupt vote recalling the chaotic labor protests of 2011, Republicans pushed…
Passage of Act 10 gave Wisconsin teachers the power to refrain from supporting or joining a teachers’ labor union in order to get or keep a job. With a 50% loss in membership, the Wisconsin Education Association Council is turning…
New Mexico citizens are coming our strongly in favor of a Right To Work law, according to a recent poll. Ellen Marks has the story in the Albuquerque Business Journal. A strong majority of New Mexico voters favor the underlying…