Tag Archives: Big Labor

NFIB Legal Center’s Winning Streak Continues with Three Victories in Two Days!

Posted on December 5, 2013 by Luke Wake

This has been a historic year for the NFIB Legal Center. In April SCOTUS Blog listed NFIB Legal Center as one of the top-ten most influential organizations in the Supreme Court—in terms of bringing the Court’s attention to important issues. … Continue reading →

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Beware the Minimum Wage Masquerade

Posted on October 29, 2013 by Laurie Ehlbeck

Imagine a policy that would destroy thousands of jobs dressed up for Halloween as way to help workers.  Something really scary masquerading as something innocent.   That’s Ballot Question #2, a constitutional question seeking to mandate an increase in the minimum … Continue reading →

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The widening gulf between labor leadership and the rank-and-file

Posted on September 13, 2013 by Charles Owens

In a move that puts even more daylight between Big Labor union leadership and the workers they purport to represent, the AFL-CIO has announced that they are opening up membership to pretty much anyone. Writes The Hill: The move faced stiff … Continue reading →

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Exactly Who Does Albany Work For?

Posted on June 13, 2013 by Mike Durant

Let’s look at the current deck of cards Albany has laid at the feet of small business owners.. A bill that would impose factory style mandates on our family farms. Of course the AFL-CIO is leading this push. A bill … Continue reading →

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Right to Work: The Bizarro world of Liberals and Labor Unions

Posted on March 12, 2013 by Charles Owens

Only in the plaid world of liberals and labor unions is property destruction, intimidation and other assorted thug-like behavior considered good public policy, while efforts by elected lawmakers to hold public servants accountable for taxpayer money are deemed “bullying” and … Continue reading →

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Ok So What Now?

Posted on November 8, 2012 by Kyle Jackson

As the mercurial and punctually-challenged front man Axl Rose of Guns N Roses famously sang on the 1987 classic “Sweet Child of Mine,” where do we go now?  Well that’s the question a lot of business owners are asking after Tuesday’s … Continue reading →

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