No one should be forced to pay union dues or fees just to get or keep a job.
Springfield, VA
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National Right to Work Committee retweeted
Repealing Right-to-Work would cause Wisconsin to lose thousands of jobs.
Repealing Act 10 would raise your property taxes by over $2 billion.
This is what David Crowley will do as Governor.
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National Right to Work Committee retweeted
Today marks ten years since the passing of @RightToWork President Reed Larson, who spent more than 50 years championing Right to Work.
Mr. Larson led the National Right to Work Foundation and National Right to Work Committee to scores of landmark victories on the national stage.
National Right to Work Committee retweeted
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National Right to Work Committee retweeted
🚨National Right to Work Foundation @Right2Work President Mark Mix shared how we must stop this new bill that give Democrats a big victory for their allies in Big Labor with the help of a handful of populist Republicans. Mix says this isn't populism on the part of those like @GOP Sen @HawleyMO. Democrats won't need Republican senators once they return to power.
Brian Darling writes for @realclearpolicy , "The Faster Labor Contracts Act (FLCA) is bad policy and terrible politics. In the name of speeding up the approval of a first labor contract between a union and employer, government is empowered to order the terms of a collective bargaining contract."
Just 5.9% of private sectors employees are unionized. there is no need to assist Democrats in their quest to force unionization.
National Right to Work Committee retweeted
Mr. Miller's petition was filed with free legal aid from @RightToWork staff attorneys.
We congratulate Mr. Miller and his coworkers on exercising their legal right to terminate the presence of unwanted Boilermakers union bosses at their workplace.
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National Right to Work Committee retweeted
It's May Day and union bosses are putting their radical political activism on full display.
Here are the tools workers can use to stop funding radical union politics with their union dues:
✅ Right to Work laws
✅ Janus v. AFSCME
✅ Religious Objector
✅ Beck rights
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National Right to Work Committee retweeted
The Cost of Collective Bargaining
Collective bargaining in the public sector means more concentrated power and higher costs.
When local spending goes up, your property taxes go up. Taxpayers always pay. @Right2Work
Do you want higher taxes? 👇
National Right to Work Committee retweeted
On this day in 2018, @RightToWork staff attorneys argued in Janus v. AFSME before the U.S Supreme Court that public employees cannot be compelled to pay money to a union as a condition of working in public service.
National Right to Work Committee retweeted
Top @AFLCIO boss opposes IDs and proof of eligibility to vote in political elections, but not union elections.
AFL-CIO affiliate vote right now:
"Only Members in Good Standing are permitted. ID's will be checked."
"must be present at the meeting to vote"
National Right to Work Committee retweeted
Wait *checks notes* throwing more money at public sector unions doesn't increase the quality of the services they provide.
Go figure!
Who'da thunk it?
This is a really astonishing claim:
Students in Mississippi & Louisiana score higher on reading tests than students in California & New York despite spending way less money per pupil and having higher child poverty rates.
Decided to double check the data because, if true, this should be alarming for blue state leaders.
And yup, it checks out.
Reading performance (NAEP 2024, Grade 4 reading, average scale score):
Mississippi: 219
Louisiana: 216
New York: 215
California: 212
Child poverty (SAIPE; “estimated percent of people age 0–17 in poverty,” 2023):
Louisiana: 25.2%
Mississippi: 24.3%
New York: 18.6%
California: 15.0%
Per-pupil spending (public K–12 “current expenditures per pupil,” FY2023, inflation-adjusted to FY2023 dollars)
New York: $29,588
California: $18,568
Louisiana: $14,822
Mississippi: $12,238
It should be unacceptable to spend that much more taxpayer money while delivering worse results for students.
National Right to Work Committee retweeted
"Who are the workers who are left? They’re largely not in the 'blue collar' industries that many people still envision when they think of unions."
The latest from @DominicJPino: wapo.st/40ncDd0
National Right to Work Committee retweeted
Trump Reveals True Cost of Federal Collective Bargaining realclearpolitics.com/articl…
National Right to Work Committee retweeted
Collective bargaining bills extreme measure to problem that doesn't exist | Guest column richmond.com/opinion/column/…
National Right to Work Committee retweeted
Hoover Senior Fellow Thomas Sowell argues that charter school policy is shaped by political incentives that protect the entrenched interests of teachers' unions. #SchoolChoiceWeek
Watch @UncKnowledge with @P_M_Robinson: xitter.cf/HooverInst/status/2016…
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Hoover Senior Fellow Thomas Sowell delivers a sweeping critique of American education, affirmative action, and modern universities—drawing on his journey from Harlem classrooms to elite institutions, decades of research, and hard data. Dr. Sowell argues that ideology has too often replaced knowledge and that well-intentioned policies can harm those they aim to help, raising urgent questions about race, schooling, AI, and the future of American institutions.
Watch a new episode of @UncKnowledge with @P_M_Robinson on X:
National Right to Work Committee retweeted
"Spanberger successfully ran under the banner of affordability," writes Mark Mix, president of @RightToWork.
"If she is serious about it, she should resist demands to repeal right-to-work." wapo.st/4bNJejl
National Right to Work Committee retweeted
Few people supported unions more than Jesse Jackson, but he knew that teachers' unions were different.
Rather than striking against the wealthy, he wrote in a 1977 newspaper column, "when teachers go out, they strike parents, taxpayers and children's minds."
National Right to Work Committee retweeted
Even her fellow Democrats are begging @SpanbergerForVA and her allies not to move forward with their massively expensive government union bargaining bill.
🚨 “The single largest tax increase in Virginia history”
The Prince William County School Board Chair is slamming a bill, supported by Gov. Abigail Spanberger, that would expand collective bargaining for public sector employees.
“If your number one goal of being elected was to do something about affordability, this goes in the exact opposite direction, and you will be putting a burden on the Virginia taxpayer like we've never seen,” said Chair Babur Lateef.
WATCH ⬇️
DETAILS: wjla.com/news/local/virginia…
National Right to Work Committee retweeted
"Johnson’s wedding is under attack because a union is mad about the actions of a different hotel operating under a different brand name in a different state."
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National Right to Work Committee retweeted
If you ever find yourself standing outside of an office building holding a homemade sign, hoping to spook a 25 year old woman who works there because she sent her wedding guests to a hotel that your union is boycotting...it may be time to rethink your life choices.
National Right to Work Committee retweeted
🚨 “The single largest tax increase in Virginia history”
The Prince William County School Board Chair is slamming a bill, supported by Gov. Abigail Spanberger, that would expand collective bargaining for public sector employees.
“If your number one goal of being elected was to do something about affordability, this goes in the exact opposite direction, and you will be putting a burden on the Virginia taxpayer like we've never seen,” said Chair Babur Lateef.
WATCH ⬇️
DETAILS: wjla.com/news/local/virginia…