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Another case of union vandalism over use of nonunion labor? Police and the contractor believe so. Inga Saffron, Philadelphia Inquirer, has the story. The site where Chestnut Hill Friends Meeting is building a new meetinghouse was damaged by arsonists…
The California Supreme Court has continued the Golden State’s tradtion of allowing union bosses to run rampant over businesses and workers. Bob Egelko, SFgate.com, has the story: The state Supreme Court on Thursday upheld California laws allowing labor unions to…
Michigan union bosses continue the threat of lawsuits against Michigan’s Right to Work Law. If they get their way, there will be no freedom for Michigan workers. The Detroit News has the story: Al Garrett , president of the Michigan-based…
By Stacy Swimp, president of the Frederick Douglass Society (click here to download pdf of Fact Sheet) In the wake of Michigan’s stunning enactment of the 24th state Right to Work law this month, diehard proponents of compulsory unionism are…
The Fastest-Growing States in America (and Why They’re Booming) Late last week, the U.S. Census Bureau issued a report showing a continuation of the massive exodus of employees and their families from forced-unionism states. This is an exodus that the Census…
Dave Jamieson has the story at the Huffington Post. A lot of people would think the passage of right-to-work legislation in union-stronghold Michigan signifies broader troubles for an embattled labor movement. But Richard Trumka, head of the AFL-CIO labor federation,…
Tom Gantert, Michigan Capitol Confidential, reports on union bosses’ latest threats to worker freedom inMichigan. Al Garrett, president of Michigan AFSCME Council 25, and Larry Roehrig, secretary treasurer, laid out their plans about how to “attack” the law. “There is…