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Somerset, NJ, Nissan Employees Overwhelmingly Vote Out UAW Union Bosses
Nearly 70% of distribution center employees voted against UAW, vote proceeded despite last-minute contract ratification by union officials and management
SOMERSET, NJ – During a secret ballot election last week, workers at Nissan North America’s parts distribution center in Somerset, NJ, voted to oust United Auto Workers (UAW) union officials from power at their facility.
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Foundation Blasts Biden Plan to Sneak Union Monopoly Power into Agricultural Sector
Comments expose DOL rule’s rigging of agricultural visa program to favor union organizers
WASHINGTON, DC – National Right to Work Foundation staff attorneys are opposing a bid by the Biden Department of Labor to give union bosses unprecedented control in the agricultural sector.
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