Mark Mix and Charlene Carter on “Rob Schmitt Tonight”

Former Southwest Airlines flight attendant Charlene Carter won a $5.1 million jury verdict after being fired illegally for standing up to the TWU union’s political activity. Watch her discuss her victory with National Right to Work Foundation President Mark Mix and Newsmax TV’s Rob Schmitt:

Mark Mix and Glenn Taubman: Biden NLRB Plans to Let Union Bosses Seize Power Without Elections

Watch National Right to Work Foundation President Mark Mix and veteran Foundation attorney Glenn Taubman explain the threat that Jennifer Abruzzo, the current General Counsel of the National Labor Relations Board (NLRB), poses to employees’ right to freely choose whether to be under the control of a union. Read Mark’s op-ed on Abruzzo’s plan to […]

Mark Mix and Bruce Cameron Dive into Religious Freedom in the Workplace

Watch National Right to Work Foundation President Mark Mix and Foundation attorney Bruce Cameron discuss Tennessee employee Dorothy Frame’s victory over LIUNA union officials, who forced her to fund union activities in violation of her faith. Read more about Dorothy Frame’s case here.

Interview: Mark Mix Discusses Two Foundation Cases Pending at the US Supreme Court

National Right to Work Foundation President Mark Mix spoke to WISN’s Vicki McKenna about two cases that could have major implications for public sector workers if the Supreme Court decides to hear them.

Mark Mix in the Washington Examiner: Why We Should End ‘Anti-Democratic’ Government Union Boss Monopoly Bargaining Powers

The Washington Examiner published an op-ed by Foundation President Mark Mix today which exposes the detrimental effects of monopoly bargaining privileges for government union bosses.

Mark Mix on “The Injustice Of Forced Union Dues”

Over Labor Day weekend in Investor’s Business Daily, National Right to Work Foundation President Mark Mix made the moral and economic case for ensuring that no worker should be required to join or pay dues or “fees” to a labor organization as a condition of employment: The case for Right to Work has always centered […]

Mark Mix in Washington Times: How union thugs get a free pass

Yesterday in the Washington Times, National Right to Work Foundation President Mark Mix discussed one of Big Labor’s special legal privileges, the exemption from federal prosecution for acts of violence: The recent acquittal of four Boston Teamsters charged with attempting to extort the producers of the popular “Top Chef” television show is the latest illustration […]

2016 Labor Day Statement by President Mark Mix

Watch Foundation President Mark Mix’s Labor Day statement below: Read the statement here.

2016 Labor Day Statement by President Mark Mix

Mark Mix, president of the National Right to Work Foundation and the National Right to Work Committee, issued the following statement on the occasion of Labor Day 2016: “This Labor Day, many Americans will enjoy a well-deserved three day weekend. After the festivities, vacations, and beach trips have ended, however, we should take a step back to examine the injustice of forced unionism that millions of American workers face every day.

Right to Work President Mark Mix Discusses Obama’s Controversial “Recess” Appointments on The Blaze TV

National Right to Work President Mark Mix appeared on The Blaze TV to discuss a recent DC Court of Appeals ruling that strikes down President Obama's unconstitutional "recess" appointments to the NLRB. Check out the full video below: National Right to Work Legal Defense Foundation staff attorneys are challenging the Obama "recess appointments" in multiple cases on behalf of employees who have had their rights violated.