PDK: Republicans are winning the education debate
In the September issue of the Phi Delta Kappan, Joan Richardson argues that the recent PDK poll indicates that Republicans are winning the education debate. When the editor looks at the PDK/Gallup Poll...
View ArticleThe PRO Act Targets North Carolina’s Right-To-Work Status
In 2018 the Supreme Court held in Janus vs. the American Federation of State, County and Municipal Employees (AFSCME) that public employees unions could not charge nonmembers fees for the union’s...
View ArticleThe case against public-sector collective bargaining
Sometimes the legislation with the fewest words unleashes the greatest harm. For example: “G.S. 95-98 is repealed. This act is effective when it becomes law.” That’s the full text of House Bill 710 and...
View ArticleProgressive Recommendations Would Harm, Not Help, Hourly Workers
A new report published by a left-wing group included policy recommendations they claim will help hourly workers The recommendations, however, largely introduce more restrictions, costs, and burdens to...
View ArticleWorker Power Is Found in the Free Market, Not Unions
Unions take credit for the progress of the free market while promoting policies that harm workers and stifle mutual exchangeThough unions claim to champion the worker, they further exacerbate labor...
View ArticleThe Danger of Unions – Will a Strike Derail Christmas?
The effort to avoid a potentially costly and economically damaging rail strike is apparently collapsing, as the Biden administration’s proposed deals with unions has apparently derailed. This may...
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