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Somerset, NJ, Nissan Parts Distribution Center Employees File Petition for Vote to Kick Out UAW Union

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UAW union officials imposed forced-dues contracts on Nissan employees

SOMERSET, NJ – Michael Oliver, an employee of Nissan North America’s parts distribution center in Somerset, NJ, has just filed a petition with the National Labor Relations Board (NLRB) seeking a workplace vote to remove United Auto Workers (UAW) officials from his workplace.

Ontario, CA-Based Dependable Highway Express Employees Force Out Teamsters Local 63 Union Officials

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Tension escalated between workers and union after Teamsters officials threatened termination of worker who revealed union boss salaries

ONTARIO, CA – Following a majority-backed petition to remove the Teamsters union, employees at Los Angeles-based transportation company Dependable Highway Express have successfully ousted Teamsters Local 63 union officials from their workplace.

Foundation Lawsuit: Biden NLRB Structure Violates the U.S. Constitution

Groundbreaking suit filed for Starbucks employee who was denied vote to oust unwanted union bosses

WASHINGTON, DC – A new federal lawsuit from a National Right to Work Foundation-backed Starbucks employee, currently pending at the D.C. District Court, could upend the National Labor Relations Board and result in a ruling that the current Labor Board’s structure violates the Constitution.

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