TN Woman Sues Employer To Opt Out Of Union Dues For Religious Reasons
A Tennessee Woman Has Filed A Federal Lawsuit, Claiming She Should Not Have To Pay Union Dues And Calling Doing So Religious Discrimination.
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Lee Chairs Right To Work Amendment While Tiptoeing On Ford Question
Gov. Bill Lee Will Chair A Yes On 1 Campaign To Put The State’s Right To Work Law In The Tennessee Constitution, But When It Comes To Ford Motor Co., The Governor Won’t Say Whether He’ll Actively Campaign Against Unionization At The West Tennessee Plant Scheduled To Open In 2025.
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Lee Opposes Extra Incentives For Union Labor To Build Electric Vehicles
Tennessee Gov. Bill Lee Was One Of 11 Governors Who Signed A Letter Sent To U.S. Congressional Leaders Opposing Legislation That Would Incentivize Electric Vehicle Manufacturers Using Union Labor.
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Why I Voted Red For The Blue Oval City
Literally Changing The Local Landscape, The Blue Oval City Will Usher In Businesses Such As Hotels, Restaurants, Plus The New Construction Of Tennessee College Of Applied Technology (40m) To Train The Estimated Workforce (5,800) To Build Electric Trucks And The Batteries Needed To Operate These Electric Trucks. Who Wouldn’t Want This In Their District? Jobs, Jobs, Jobs, Why Would Anyone Vote “Red” No For The Blue Oval City? After Deliberate And Thoughtful Review Of The Facts Before Me Alongside With The Current Challenges Facing Tennessee’s Citizens, I Cast A “Red” No Vote For The Following Reasons…
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Ford Plant Squeaking Through Legislative Committees
Tennessee Lawmakers Treated A Proposed $5.6 Billion Ford Electric Truck Plant As If It Were Too Big To Fail, Passing Legislation Tuesday In Committees Through Gritted Teeth Before One Piece Stalled In The House Finance, Ways And Means Committee.
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Labor Unions Three Years After Janus
The U.S. Union Labor Movement Has Been In Crisis For Years And Has Continued To Hitch Its Hopes For Survival On State And Federal Democrats. But No Matter What Liberal Lawmakers Do For The Unions Their Slide Will Be Impossible To Reverse Since Union Interests Are At Odds With Those Of Members. Unions Are Out Of Touch With Today’s Every-man-for-himself Attitude. The Hoffa Days Of Brotherhood Are Gone Forever. Former AFL-CIO President Richard Trumka Tried To Strictly Enforce The Fair Labor Standards And National Labor Relations Acts To Force More People Into Unions, But That Backfired. Workers Value Individual Pay Over Collectivism. They Want The Best Deal For Them, Not For A Union.
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Right To Work Committee Announces Leadership In All TN Counties
The Yes On 1 Committee Has Announced Its Regional And Local Leadership Team, Naming A County Chairman In All 95 Tennessee Counties. Yes On 1 Will Advocate For Amendment 1 To Place Right-To-Work In The Tennessee Constitution, Which Will Appear On The Ballot On November 8, 2022. Right-To-Work Says That Tennesseans Cannot Be Forced To Join A Union And Pay Dues In Order To Get Or Keep Their Job.
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Senate Republicans Fight To Stop Teacher’s Union From Targeting CRT Opponents
Senator Marsha Blackburn Along With Senators Tommy Tuberville And Marco Rubio Sent A Letter To The National Education Association After It Was Reported That The Union Voted To Target And Research Opponents Of Critical Race Theory.
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Why The Left Fears Right To Work
The Left And The Unions Have Come Out With A Vicious, Libelous Attack Against Right To Work Laws To Pass The PRO Labor Act. They Ignore The Majority Of States That Have RTW Laws Because Unions Are Bad For Their Economies. The Left Fears RTW Laws Because Unions Give Them Millions Every Year. Beware Who You Vote For In The Midterms. It Might Cost You Your Job, If You Still Have One.
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Right-To-Work Constitutional Amendment Goes To Tennessee Voters
The Tennessee House Voted Thursday To Add A Right-To-Work Amendment To The State Constitution, Giving Voters The Chance To Decide Its Fate.
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