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From the Washington Times OpEd by NILRR Expert Stan Greer: Ending compulsory unionism returns focus to members’ needs At the beginning of February, Indiana Gov. Mitch Daniels signed into law H.B. 1001, a measure prohibiting union officials from taking…
Hospital Union Officials Face Federal Charges for Disclosure Malpractice nrtw.org, March 23, 2012 With free legal assistance from the National Right to Work Foundation, Donna Von der Lieth of San Ramon filed the charges with the National Labor Relations Board…
Hospital Union Officials Face Federal Charges for Disclosure Malpractice nrtw.org, March 23, 2012 With free legal assistance from the National Right to Work Foundation, Donna Von der Lieth of San Ramon filed the charges with the National Labor Relations Board…
GREER: Voluntary unions serve workers, not bosses Washington Times Online, 3/01/2012 Unfortunately, most media accounts adopted the rhetoric of union officials by characterizing Indiana’s new law as “anti-union.” If right-to-work laws are anti-union, so was Samuel Gompers, founder of the…
Gordon Lafer’s failed Response to Right to Work Laws Washington Examiner Online, 2/20/2012 Gordon Lafer is associate professor at the University of Oregon’s Labor Education and Research Center, and a research associate at the Economic Policy Institute (EPI), which is…
Is “Right to Work” Right for New Hampshire? nhpr.org, 2/16/2012 “¢Stan Greer – The newsletter Editor for the National Right to Work Committee. He also writes and does research for the Right to Work Committee’s educational affiliate, the National Institute…
Labor on the Line Mark Mix at Labor Hearings Congressional Quarterly Weekly, 2/04/2012 While private employers are free to negotiate with unions, governments should not be forced to deal with a “monopoly bargaining agent,” says Mark Mix, president of the…
Indiana gets right-to-work just in time Washington Examiner, 2/02/12 You see, according to the U.S. Department of Labor, Indiana suffered a 9.3 percent decline in its private-sector payroll employment over the past 10 years. Only two other Midwestern states, Michigan…
Indiana gets right-to-work just in time Washington Examiner, 2/02/12 You see, according to the U.S. Department of Labor, Indiana suffered a 9.3 percent decline in its private-sector payroll employment over the past 10 years. Only two other Midwestern states, Michigan…
Democrats Return for Final Right-to-Work Vote Laborpains.org, 1/26/2012 The win in Indiana should be very encouraging for other states like New Hampshire and Michigan as they weigh their options regarding right-to-work legislation. A right-to-work bill has already passed the NH…