Tennessee Voters To Decide If ‘Right To Work’ Becomes A Part of State Constitution
This November 8th, Tennessee Voters Will Get To Decide Whether To Add ‘Right To Work’ As A Permanent Component Of The State Constitution.
Read moreThis November 8th, Tennessee Voters Will Get To Decide Whether To Add ‘Right To Work’ As A Permanent Component Of The State Constitution.
Read moreConstruction Contractors Who Perform More Than $100,000 Of Work At The State Megasite Outside Of Memphis Will Have To Register With The State After Gov. Bill Lee Signed A Bill Into Law.
Read moreThe Tennessee Legislature Reached An Agreement On A Bill That Could Provide More Transparency On Construction Contracts With Ford’s Blue Oval City Megasite Development In West Tennessee.
Read moreAn Amended Bill Requiring The Review Of Any Construction Contracts With Companies Building At The Ford Blue Oval Megasite In West Tennessee Passed The House, 69-22, On Thursday.
Read moreA Former Employee From Blanchfield Army Community Hospital Received $10,000 And An Apology From A Union As A Result Of Her Lawsuit Regarding Union Dues.
Read moreOur Founders Promised A Quality Education For Every Youth In The Nation. But By The Time This System Was In Place It Was Run By Politicians, Not Parents. A Century Later The System Was In Such Disrepair Milton Friedman Realized That The Only Way To Repair It Was To Make It Competitive In The Free Market. Most Parents And Citizens Now Believe That More Choice Is Needed And Less Government And Union Control. Giving Parents The Information About The Deficiencies In Public Education And Other Education Choices Will Result In Better Educated Students.
Read moreCelebrations For The $5.6 Billion Ford Motor Electric Truck And Battery Plant Are Over As State And Local Officials Run Headlong Into The Reality Of A Massive Construction Project.
Read moreThe Department Of Labor Has Made A Bold Move To Sweep Union Corruption Under The Rug. And Unless State Leaders Step In, Tennessee Workers May Pay The Price.
Read moreMarsha Blackburn Op-Ed: This Past Year, Schools Transformed Into Political Battlegrounds. The Goal Of Providing A Great Education Was Pushed Aside By Partisan Agendas And School Board Meeting Debates. As A New Semester Begins, An Already Cracked System Is Slowly Crumbling Under Pressure From Political Activists…
Read moreA 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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