The Department of Labor reported that employers added almost 100,000 fewer jobs than expected. Another disappointing month of job growth leaves the U.S. economy with 7.6 million fewer people...
There has been extensive coverage of the damage that the Obama-era NLRB inflicted on small businesses with their disastrous “joint-employer” rule.
The Senate voted to confirm President Trump’s nomination of William Emanuel to serve on the National Labor Relations Board, giving conservatives a majority on the five-member panel.
A new bill sponsored by a cadre of far-left Senators is trying to prop up their Big Labor donors at the expense of working men and women across the country.
There’s now video proof that the left has no intention of stopping at $15/hour when it comes to the minimum wage despite the economic ramifications
As the unions and their lackies flood Jefferson City to submit signatures that attempt to circumvent the will of MO’s voters, their efforts show the lengths that Big Labor will go to maintain power over the working people of the state
St. Louis Public Radio reported that the campaign to stop the Right-To-Work from taking effect on August 28th appears to have enough signatures to halt the law
As out-of-state forces flood into Missouri to try & help big labor bosses overturn job-creating Right To Work legislation with a petition drive, an article from The Missouri Times uncovers a slew of disturbing information about their effort.
This evening, the Senate voted to confirm Marvin Kaplan to serve on the National Labor Relation Board (NLRB) despite obstructionist efforts from all Senate Democrats
Elizabeth Warren clearly sees these NLRB nominations as a chance to curry favor with her Big Labor allies, who are far more focused on lining their pockets with union dues than creating good-paying jobs for American workers
With BU Law professor Michael Harper having just testified regarding the Joint Employer rule, here are some key points about his past history donating to Democrats & his lack of real-world experience dealing with this deeply flawed rule:
