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Judge hears arguments in right to work lawsuit

Teresa Auch Schultz reports on Big Labor’s suit against Michigan’s Right to Work Law, in the Chicago Post Tribune. Attorneys for Indiana and a local union argued Friday afternoon whether a federal lawsuit aimed against the state’s right-to-work law should…

‘s Resignation Leaves NLRB With Partisan Board

Sean Higgins discusses the high probability of an all-Democrat National Labor Relations Board in the Washington Times: Like much of the rest of Washington, the supposedly independent National Labor Relations Board has been the scene of bare-knuckled partisan conflict for…

Union Protestors Cause $35,000 and More in Damage

Adding insult to injury, the company which suffered the damage will now face additional liability due to the vandalism. Jack Spencer at Michigan Capitol Confidential has the story: Union protesters caused at least $35,000 in damage when they trampled and…

‘We’ll Be At Your Daughter’s Soccer Game!’

The drama continues. Reverend Williams’ assurance that Big Labor proponents would follow Gov. Rick Snyder to his daughter’s soccer game, appeared to be empty, as his daughter doesn’t even play soccer. . . Jarrett Skorup has the story at Michigan Capitol…

Michigan Unions Demonstrate Against Freedom

Michael Reagan comments on Big Labor’s violence during passage of Michigan’s Right to Work Law. All those union thugs who were rioting in Michigan last week were angry about the wrong thing. They were demonstrating – which in union-speak means…

Freedom is not the unions’ friend

George Will comments on the economic impact of the Michigan Right to Work Law Rick Snyder, who is hardly a human cactus, warned Michigan’s labor leaders. The state’s mild-mannered Republican governor, currently in his first term in his first public…

Right to work? Workers vote with their feet

Glenn Garvin, Miami Herald Online, explains why labor-backed politicians and Big Labor won’t succeed in destroying Michigan’s Right to Work Law: Labor unions and their political buddies have sworn that they will roll back the right-to-work law passed by the…

SEIU Organizer Allegedly Committed Voter Fraud in WI Supreme Court Election

Patrick Howley, of the Daily Caller, reports alleged voter fraud by a former SEIU organizer: An investigation by the Milwaukee County District Attorney’s Office has led to a subpoena of SEIU’s Washington, D.C. headquarters and has implicated the prominent…

In Indiana, Right-to-work status is ‘icing on the cake’

Ron Starner, Site Selection.com, praises the impact of Indiana’s new Right to Work law. “We are on a record pace for business expansion this year,” says Hasler, who was appointed to his post by Gov. Mitch Daniels after serving as…

NLRB Termed “Dysfunctional Union Advocate”

A new Staff report, prepared by the US House Committee on Government Oversight and Reform, blasts the National Labor Relations Board as a union puppet organization devoted to doing Big Labor’s bidding. Workplacechoice.org has the story: The Committee staff report…

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