Right to Work Blog

Ralph Nader, the one-man wrecking crew against job creation and freedom, has set his sights on a new target — Repeal of the Taft-Hartley Act.

Bloomberg reports that:
The United Auto Workers may oppose a union-run health fund unless U.S. carmakers pressure Denso Corp. to remain neutral while the UAW tries to organize the Japanese auto-parts maker, people with knowledge of the strategy said.
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Denso is Japan’s largest auto-parts company and a supplier to all three U.S. automakers […]

The New York Post takes a look at New York’s Big Labor movement and sees that union bosses in the Big Apple are probably longing for days gone by:
New York’s union leaders this year decided to pull the plug on their annual Labor Day parade - a city tradition that dates all the way back […]

Stefan Gleason outlines the failure of the Bush Administration to aggressively confront union bosses’ abuse and limit union coercive powers over employees and employers.
“For starters, Bush didn’t even install a Republican majority until nearly a year into his presidency. And since that installation, his NLRB has failed to correct literally dozens of activist rulings […]

“Sometimes it’s hard to tell whether John Edwards is running for president of the United States or union president.”
— Rob Christensen, […]

Immediately after electing a new governor, Big Labor set its sight on Colorado to rig the law to favor union organizing, forced dues and agitation over job creation and production. The union bosses were shocked when Gov. Bill Ritter (D), their golden boy, vetoed a major piece of this agenda earlier this year. […]

Leslie Carbone, writing in the South Florida Sun-Sentinel, writes about the National Education Association (NEA) unions’ continued opposition to parental choice, opposition to educational reform and lavish spending of teachers’ dues money on a radical political agenda. Carbone notes:
The NEA shows no reservations about taking teachers’ union dues and spending them to spread a […]