Posts Tagged ‘National Labor Relations Act’
2019 U.S. DOL Criminal Enforcement Actions
2019 U.S. DOL Criminal LMRDA Enforcement Actions September 27, 2019 by NILRR Staff (Edit) 2019 USDOL Office of Labor-Management Standards (OLMS) (updated by USDOL 9/26/2019) On September 17, 2019, in the United…
Read MoreForced-Dues State Households Have Less Real Income and more news
Forced-Dues State Households Have Less Real Income www.nilrr.org, October 22, 2018 MERIC’s annual data for 2017 show that, among the 14 states with the highest overall cost of living last…
Read MoreNILRR Right to Work News February 16, 2018
UAW Provides Another Example of Big Labor’s Disregard For Employee Interests www.nilrr.org, February 15, 2018 It also means UAW-boss PR campaigns against Right to Work in Michigan and elsewhere have…
Read MoreNILRR Right to Work News December 29, 2017
Right-to-work attorney challenging SEIU 1000 dues collection Jackson Observer Online, December 27, 2017 A right-to-work attorney acknowledged in court on Monday that he’s trying to “change the law†with a…
Read MoreFederally-Imposed Forced Union Dues Are Unconstitutional
More than 70 years ago, when Steele v. Louisville & Nashville Railroad came before the U.S. Supreme Court, there was no federal law prohibiting race-based job discrimination perpetrated by employers or…
Read MoreLawmakers Should Respect Raisin Farmers’, and Workers’, Economic Liberty
During the Great Depression, the U.S. Congress enacted many laws intended to foster economic recovery by restricting marketplace competition. Â Today, there is a wide consensus among historians, economists, and political…
Read MoreFederal Labor Law Is Anti-Free Speech
Imagine that you live in a small town whose mayor frequently schedules public meetings in which she shares information about local affairs with constituents and solicits their input. Â You regularly…
Read MoreBig Labor Academic Wants to Have It Both Ways With Workplace ‘Majority Rule’
Charles J. Morris on Labor Relations For a decade or more, Charles J. Morris, professor emeritus at Southern Methodist University’s Dedman School of Law and a lifelong cheerleader for monopolistic…
Read MoreCompetition’s Good For Raisin Farmers, and For Employees as Well
Congress should reexamine raisin marketing law During the Great Depression, the U.S. Congress enacted many laws intended to foster economic recovery by restricting marketplace competition. Â Today there is a wide…
Read MoreImmunity From ID Theft Laws – Another Court-Created Special Privilege For Big Labor?
Court Rules Union Bosses Can Ignore Identity Theft Laws To Intimidate Employees (Click here to download Fact Sheet) Over the course of the past century, American elected officials and judges have handed…
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