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Like his predecessor, John Sweeney, Richard Trumka talked about modernizing the AFL-CIO from time to time. But in practice, he fought a rear-guard battle to hold off the tide of ....
SC AG Alan Wilson leads 14-state letter against bill that would require workers to join unions (COLUMBIA, S.C.) – April 8, 2021 – South Carolina Attorney General Alan Wilson is leading a 14-state coalition of attorneys general in sending a letter to U.S. Senate leaders opposing a pro-union bill. The “Protecting the Right to Organize Act of 2021,” or “PRO Act,” would negate state Right-to-Work laws and require workers to pay union dues in order to keep their jobs. “A majority of states have laws that protect someone’s right to work without being forced to join a labor union,” Attorney General Wilson said. “This bill would negate those laws and make it much easier to force employees to join unions and pay dues in order to keep their jobs. Coercion to join a labor union is reprehensible and should not be tolerated in any way, shape, or form.” ....
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Between supporters of the president and opposition lawmakers. opposing sides wrestling with each other. some deputies knocked over. amid all the fighting they still managed to elect a new pro-government speaker. makes capitol hill look down right gentile? bill: that is one way to do it. this is like a regular day in kiev. alisyn: i hope it doesn t happen in washingtoners it would make great television. right-to-work laws in michigan became the 24th state in the nation. it allows union workers to opt out of paying union dues even if they re not in the union. stephen moore, wall street journal. who would be next? there are a number of states neighbors to michigan really looking at this legislation. i ll name a few to you, bill. pennsylvania, ohio, west virgina, states like that are competing against ....
These so-called right-to-work laws, they don t have to do with economics. they have everything to do with politics. what they re really talking about is giving you the right to work for less money. president obama telling it like it is. welcome back to the ed show. michigan s right-to-work law, my friend, is not about the economy. no matter what they tell you, it s not about the economy. it s about money in the political machine in this country. here is what governor rick snyder of michigan wants you to believe it is. right to work is about the relationship between the union and workers. and this is about being pro-workers, giving workers the choice. if anything, this should encourage unions to be more responsive to workers. it s about economic development. we will get more and better jobs coming to michigan because we re going to be more competitive. okay. so let me get this straight. the republicans in michigan are ....