
Labor rep emails in forced dues case refer to non-union members as 'dangerous,' 'targeted'
Dallas-based Charlene Carter successfully won her case in the U.S. District Court for the Northern District of Texas on July 14 after first suing the airlines and the Transport Union Workers of America.

Nationwide education effort touts increasing public union opt-outs
First Amendment right to opt out of union dues became an option after a 2018 U.S. Supreme Court ruling.

Michigan builder-contractor group sues National Labor Relations Board counsel over First Amendment
The suit argues the NLRB lawyer is on a "personal campaign" to transform federal labor law under the agency to favor unions and to disfavor employers.

Labor leader: Union workers buying new cars, 'remodeling their homes' after Biden pension bailout
The $86 billion bailout for failing union-managed, multiemployer pensions was part of Biden's $1.9 trillion coronavirus stimulus bill

Democrat Sen. Mark Kelly gets rid of his electric Tesla Model X, buys gas-powered Chevy Tahoe truck
The Chevy Tahoe gets about 21 miles per gallon in the city

Union says Biden administration's new transgender policy violates labor rules
The union also say the changes having been made without advanced notice and the opportunity to bargain violates terms and conditions of employment.

Trump slams Biden's visit to auto union picket lines over EV mandate
Electric vehicles are a major point of contention for the striking union because they take less labor to build than gasoline-powered vehicles.