Labor

In news that should excite individuals that want to grow the private sector, this morning’s Wall Street Journal details how the incoming administration can make it so the NLRB is not hostile to employers.

A report from KXLY in Spokane reveals that one local day care will be hiking child care costs $140 per child due to the minimum wage increase passed by voters last week:

Instead of having a career political operator with a disastrous record as Labor Secretary as the Attorney General, the next administration should look towards a serious individual that will put the rule of law, not party politics, first.

This fall, voters in four states will be going to the polls and voting on minimum wage hikes that threaten jobs of 290,000 individuals across these four states

From the Department of “you can’t make it up,” current Labor Secretary and potential Attorney General Tom Perez has put his foot in his mouth again.

The AP reported that high Tom Perez is high on the “liberal wishlist” to be AG in a potential Clinton Administration, even though one of his labor rules was blasted by a federal judge this week

In Kansas City tonight, the so-called ‘Fight For $15,’ campaign will be hosting a town hall that advocates for a massive increase in the minimum wage, costing workers their jobs & making the cost of doing business unsustainable for employers.

As Elizabeth Warren and her extreme allies get set to try to shape a potential Clinton administration in their far-left liberal image, one person that they seem to like for an increased role is current Labor Secretary Tom Perez

SEIU President Mary Kay Henry may be in some hot water when her members find out what she really thinks of them and when they see how she worked with the Clinton campaign to dupe them all

In an interview with Bloomberg BusinessWeek, Mary Kay Henry made some stunning claims and decided to ignore basic facts about the effects of Seattle’s minimum wage hike