Idled workers will know whom to thank when the businesses that paid their wages are shut down. In a recent Washington Times editorial, Hess provides details of the union's dirty dealing. The scheme can be put into operation in either of two ways. Once that happens, the agent files an unfair labor practice charge with the National Labor Relations Board. We are beginning to hear, however, tales of similar organizing campaigns taking hold in other industries, particularly restaurants, nursing homes, and manufacturing.
Workers have every right to join a union.
Decent, hardworking men and women, who in many instances have spent a lifetime building a business, are being forced to hire individuals whose sole purpose in applying for work is to hurt the company economically. Behind The Headlines is syndicated to newspapers and radio stations, free of charge, by America's Future, a nonprofit educational organization founded in 1946 and dedicated to the preservation of our free-enterprise system and our constitutional form of government.