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Somerset, NJ, Nissan Employees Overwhelmingly Vote Out UAW Union Bosses

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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 Brief Exposes ILA Union Scheme to Destroy 270 Nonunion Port Jobs

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Biden NLRB gutted union boycott prohibition under guise of ‘work preservation’

CHARLESTON, SC – National Right to Work Foundation staff attorneys filed a legal brief with the High Court highlighting how the Biden NLRB’s rejection of longstanding precedent will let 270 nonunion state employees at Leatherman be put out of work.

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IUOE Union Bosses Hit With Federal Charge for Illegal Termination

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Longstanding law protects against mandatory dues deductions, formal union membership

PLEASANTON, CA – Sometimes, even the extraordinary power to demand payments from workers under threat of termination isn’t enough for union bosses, who frequently go beyond what is legal to coerce workers into membership and dues payment.

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