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Big Labor: A $20 Billion-a-Year Business

### More Than Seven Million Private-Sector Workers Forced to Pay Dues or Fees, or Be Fired! All private-sector and a substantial minority of public-sector American unions are required each year to file LM-2 or LM-3 financial disclosure forms with the…

New Law to Have Major Impact on Employee-Employer Relations in Utah’s Public Schools

#### Subsection (4) Precludes Monopoly Bargaining, Favoritism, and/or Endorsement of a Union as a Future Option The National Institute for Labor Relations Research (NILRR) sent out letters to Utah Public and Private School Superintendents, informing them of the impact of…

Right to Work Law is Helping Oklahoma Turn Into an Economic Leader

### Sooner State No Longer Exporting Young Employees and Entrepreneurs to Other States On September 25, 2001, a Right to Work Amendment to the Oklahoma Constitution was adopted. Oklahoma is the 22nd and, at this writing, the latest state to…

Since 2001, Right to Work States Lead in Job Growth, Five-to-One

For many years, U.S. Labor Department data have shown that states with Right to Work laws on the books have far faster private-sector job growth than states that do not protect employees from federal policies authorizing the termination of workers…

In North Dakota "Opportunity Knocks"

North Dakota has a unique opportunity to demonstrate to the rest of the country what can be accomplished by switching from an exclusive-union-bargaining system in public education to a system in which there is room for individual bargaining. In a…

Public-Sector Forced Union Fees Would Hurt Iowa’s Private Sector

### ‘Tax Freedom Day’ Comes 10 Days Earlier in States That Bar All Forced Union Fees Iowans most recently celebrated “Tax Freedom Day” on April 18, 2006. For Americans as a group, last year Tax Freedom Day came eight days…

Why ‘Card-Check’ Forced Unionism Is Economically Harmful

For years, scientific opinion polls have shown that Americans overwhelmingly oppose federal labor laws that endow union officials with the power of so-called “exclusive” representation over all employees in a company unit, wherein union nonmembers are denied any right to…

Why 'Card-Check' Forced Unionism Is Economically Harmful

For years, scientific opinion polls have shown that Americans overwhelmingly oppose federal labor laws that endow union officials with the power of so-called “exclusive” representation over all employees in a company unit, wherein union nonmembers are denied any right to…

Right to Work States Benefit From Faster Growth, Higher Real Purchasing Power – 2006 Update

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Compulsory Unionism and Public Employees

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