The Indiana union standoff continues

We told you earlier about a bill pending in the Indiana legislature that would make Indiana a “right to work” state.  Should the bill pass, unions will not be banned from Indiana.  Rather, Indiana workers will have the right to choose whether or not they want to be part of a union at their workplace, and, whether…

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The freedom to choose

Perhaps as early as tomorrow, the Indiana legislature will consider a bill that would make Indiana a “right to work” state.  That is, if the Democrats in the legislature condescend to show up  for the session. 

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The NLRB strikes again

Earlier this week the National Labor Relations Board proposed new rules concerning the vote by employees to join, or not join a union.  Apparently not content with simply an attempt to halt Boeing from opening a new plant in South Carolina, a right to work state, the NLRB is forging ahead in other areas.

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Some on the left are finally getting it

Would you expect a mini-uprising against public unions to be launched in San Francisco, California?  Would you expect that Democrats would be leading this mini-uprising?  If your answer to either of these questions is, “no”, please read on.

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Liberals and the Judiciary

Unwilling to accept the fact that Rebublicans had a resounding victory in Wisconsin last November, and that the Wisconsin legislature recently passed a bill restricting some union activity, Big Liberalism is on the march again.  This time their focus is the April 5 election for the Wisconsin Supreme Court. First a bit of background. The validity…

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