Posts Tagged ‘Mark Mix’
Victory in West Virginia: McDowell County Workers Free Themselves from SEIU After Year-Long Battle
New Video Documents Inspiring Story of Workplace Freedom SPRINGFIELD, VA – A new video from the National Institute for Labor Relations Research (NILRR) chronicles the remarkable victory of McDowell County Commission on Aging employees who successfully freed themselves from unwanted union control after more than a year of determined effort. The inspiring documentary-style video tells the…
Read MoreEmployee Rights Under Fire: Union Fines, Forced Dues, and the Road to Justice
In this special NILRR.org production, we spotlight four powerful stories of worker rights and freedom, exposing union abuses and advocating for fair treatment in the workplace.
Read MoreLabor Day 2024: National Right to Work Emphasizes High Stakes for Worker Freedom
Mark Mix, president of the National Right to Work Committee, issued the following statement on the occasion of Labor Day 2024:
Read MoreCSPAN: Right to Work Freedom vs. Labor Union Coercion
CSPAN: Right to Work Freedom vs. Labor Union Coercion
Guest Mark Mix, President, National Right To Work Legal Defense Foundation, discussed with the host and callers:
• Your right not to strike, but know how to correctly resign; or, union officials will punish you for working.
• More free legal help provided by the National Right To Work Legal Defense Foundation
Former Pipefitter Explains His Reasons for Leaving so-called “Union Solidarity”
Karl’s a thoughtful former member of the Pipefitters Union who at first was excited about his new career. But after his own investigation into the claims and promises of union officials, Karl decided on a nonunion career path.
Read MoreNational Employee Freedom Week: Time to Build on Janus by Ending Injustice of Forced Union Monopoly ‘Representation’
National Right to Work Foundation President Mark Mix issued the following statement in recognition of National Employee Freedom Week
Read MoreMonopoly Bargaining: Say Goodbye to Your Rights
Mark Mix recently wrote an Op-Ed for the Washington Times, in which he explains how union monopolies form, and what they mean for the worker when they do. The result: A union monopoly that decides everything for you, even if the majority of workers disagree.
Read MoreILA Unions with Longtime Mob History Control Shipping Ports Strangling the U.S. Supply Chain
National Right to Work Foundation President Mark Mix recently did an Op-Ed for The Livingston Parish News in Louisiana.
Read MoreThe Problem with Forced Unionism in New Hampshire
Members of the New Hampshire House of Representatives should keep that freedom and prosperity in mind when they decide whether to send Right to Work to Governor Sununu to sign into law.
Read MoreUnion Corruption May Tip the Scales for States Like New Hampshire
Unfortunately, employees who labor in non-Right to Work states like New Hampshire can be fired and/or denied future job opportunities simply because they refuse to continue putting money in the pockets of union bosses.
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