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Byron York, Washington Examiner, gives Hilda Solis the farewell she deserves after 4 years of using the Department of Labor to promote froced-dues, union boss mentality in an agency that is supposed to ensure all workers are able to work…
End “Collective Bargaining Rights” and “Right-to-Work” Laws Philosopher Roderick Long, a libertarian himself, has defined libertarianism as “any political policy that advocates a radical redistribution of power from the coercive state to voluntary associations of free individuals.” If this…
Karl Horowitz, National Legal and Policy Center, has the story: On December 4, Gray-Burriss, founder-president of the National Association of Special Police and Security Officers (NASPSO), was found guilty by a jury in U.S. District Court for the District of…
‘Right to work’ is a misnomer The shock waves sent out by longtime forced-unionism stronghold Michigan’s enactment of America’s 24th state Right to Work law in December are still reverberating. A growing number of apologists for Big Labor in…
Education Intelligence Agency proprietor Mike Antonucci, checks out the Freelancers’ Union. Created by a disgruntled labor lawyer, the Freelancers Union sports a membership of more than 170,000 nationwide, and is committed to “building a new form of unionism through creative,…
Tom Walker, timesherald.com, publishes comments from Michigan workers thankful for Michigan’s new Right To Work Law: “¢ Charlie from Burtchville Township: “I just want to thank Gov. Rick Snyder, state Sen. Phil Pavlov and the rest of the legislators who…
FrontPage.com Blogger Earl Capps reviews 2012 moves toward worker freedom, including the events in Wisconsin, and teh passage of Right To Work Laws in Indiana and Michigan. These political upsets were just the latest in a string of recent…
Local reps part of veto-proof congress A report posted December 31 on the web site of the Branson (Mo.) Tri-Lakes News includes some optimistic comments by state Rep. Lyle Rowland (R-Cedarcreek) regarding the prospects for enactment of a Right to…