Unions can no longer use veterans as a shield.
Reforming Veteran Care in America In the United States, there’s a strong commitment made to military personnel and women. If you put your life on the line for this country, the expectation is that we’ll support you when you return home. Unfortunately, this assurance has often been compromised by federal systems that prioritize union interests […]
Nonprofit supports teachers in leaving unions
Teacher Freedom Alliance Launches Program for Union Opt-Out The newly established Teacher Freedom Alliance is providing educators with the choice to opt out of union membership. According to the Freedom Foundation’s CEO and president of the alliance, since 2020, the organization has been assisting government officials in opting out of unions across the country. Interestingly, […]
Trump criticizes public workers, but unions are responding.
Win One for the Working Man! Last week, city workers in Philadelphia reached a new contract agreement that includes higher wages, just after threatening to strike. Mayor Sherrell Parker decided to increase pay for those who wake up early to keep the city running, including trash collectors. Notably, rapper LL Cool J even canceled a […]
Reasons High-Performing Credit Unions Retain More Members
Gen Z Credit Union Members Consider Leaving Almost four out of ten members from the 10th generation of the Z Credit Union are contemplating a shift to traditional banks next year. This significant percentage poses a major challenge for credit unions eager to maintain their connection with younger members. Yet, the trend goes beyond just […]
Cuomo’s defeat shows that once-powerful NYC unions are now ineffective ‘paper tigers’
In the recent Democratic race for mayor, the most significant loss seems to have been for New York’s already weakened labor movement rather than for Andrew Cuomo. Even seasoned political strategists have been somewhat taken aback, recognizing Cuomo’s once-powerful labor support as more of a “paper tiger”—impressive on the surface but lacking real bite. “Clearly, […]
Unions on the Left Attempt to Sue Senator Seriously Hurt in Assassination Attempt
Colombian Supreme Court Dismisses Lawsuit Against Senator Uribe The Supreme Administrative Court of Colombia has dismissed a lawsuit brought by two unions against conservative senator Miguel Uribe Turbey. This decision was announced on Friday morning. The unions aimed to hold Uribe accountable, arguing that the political rally where he was shot was “illegal.” While specific […]
Worry about deportation is severely hurting businesses in Los Angeles, leading unions to call for a pause on rent increases.
Los Angeles Unions Push for Rent Moratorium Amid Deportation Fears In Los Angeles, several unions are urging the City Council to implement a rental moratorium. This request comes as businesses in the area struggle due to heightened deportation efforts that are causing local disruptions. Community organizations claim that the actions of immigration and customs enforcement […]
Unions are correct to support immigrants in resisting ICE deportations
Labor Unions and Immigration Tensions Conservative groups and anti-union advocates are targeting labor unions amidst ongoing immigration and customs enforcement activities, as well as their participation in protests against the recent “king” rally. However, unions, particularly those representing service employees, are pushing back. Leaders like President David Fuerta of the International Union in California are […]
VA Secretary States That Unions and Contractors No Longer Control His Agency
Veterans Affairs Bureau’s Stance on Management and Unions Doug Collins, the Director of the Veterans Affairs Bureau (VA), stated on Thursday that he will not hand over management and resources to public sector unions or private contractors attempting to operate his agency. In an exclusive interview, Collins shared his intention to eliminate what he views […]
NYC police unions unite to support candidates in intense mayoral race
The police unions in New York City appear to be steering clear of the increasingly heated Democratic mayoral primary. However, all indications suggest that incumbent Eric Adams is receiving backing from the influential police council. The newly established NYC Uniform Forces Union 2025 held its inaugural meeting on Tuesday. This gathering included various leaders, corrections […]