I don't know how many of you have been following the unionization effort at the Smithfield Foods hog processing plant down in Tar Heel, NC, but it's providing a great example of ... Keep Reading
Labor Unions
Me Fail English? That’s Unpossible
Remember the announcment from a couple of days ago by Eddie Davis (the teachers union's head grammarian) that he would run for Superintendent of Public Instruction? Over at The ... Keep Reading
UAW Concedes to GM
So says the headline of this Business Week article, and basically, if you read what has been revealed about the contract, that is basically the case. GM gets:Offloading of health ... Keep Reading
Reactions to UAW Strike
MSNBC has a list of Democratic Presidential nominees' reaction to the UAW strike, and it typical left-wing pandering, they all side with the plight of the unions. So, in the ... Keep Reading
Unions running DPI?
Eddie Davis, the head of the teacher's union in NC, the NC Association of Educators, announced today that he is running for Superintendent of Public Instruction. "I strong ... Keep Reading
It’s great to be Right-to-Work
With the SEANC/SEIU marriage being made official, and the $60 million in handouts to two union-run manufacturing plants this week, we should stop and think about the road down ... Keep Reading
SEANC and the Unions
The link between SEANC and labor unions, more specifically the Service Employees International Union (SEIU) has been quite known for a while now. (For more, see my piece on ... Keep Reading
Union spending on politics
Hats off to the American Federation of Teachers (AFT) for being the first labor union (that I know of) to itemize and make publicly available the amount it spends on political ... Keep Reading
Labor and Leviathan: A Socialist Fantasy?
"Fighting the last war" is how Rob Schofield begins his latest attack on us free-marketeers in his latest diatribe on how public service unions will be good for North ... Keep Reading
Raleigh Sanitation
Last year, numerous Raleigh sanitation workers stopped working for a couple of days to protest what they considered unfair working conditions and low wages. Now, one year later, ... Keep Reading