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Since 2004, Missouri’s K-12 School-Age Population Growth Just 7% of Right to Work Neighbor States’ Average This spring, Missouri came tantalizingly close to becoming America’s 26th Right to Work state. In May, H.B. 116, a measure prohibiting forced union dues…
As the many “pay calculators” available on the Internet that can help you figure out how far your wage or salarywould go in another locality attest, people seeking a better job or a first job routinely factor in cost of…
The Chamber of Commerce will run a series of commercials in the Washington D C area to draw Congress’ attention to the labor-friendly decisions the NLRB has recently made, including one that would have sanctioned a company for moving its…
Mark Mix, president of the National Right to Work Legal Defense Foundation,issued the following statement on the Supreme Court’s decision to grant cert in Friedrichs v. California Teachers Association: The Supreme Court’s announcement that it will hear Friedrichs v. California…
Mary Kramer, Crain’s Detroit Business News, examines whether union bosses’ tactics are rendering unions more and more irrelevant. In a couple of weeks, the United Auto Workers and Detroit automakers will kick off contract talks to replace four-year pacts that…
Considered together, age-grouped state population data for 2014 released by the U.S. Census Bureau on Thursday and comparable data for 2004 show that, over the past decade, the total population of people in their peak-earning years (aged 35-54) for the…