The October/November issue of the Foundation's bimonthly newsletter is now available online.

In this issue:

• Obama NLRB Exceeds Legal Authority in Payback to Big Labor
• Foundation Overturns Union Schemes that Forced Nonunion Workers to Subsidize Big Labor's Radical Political Agenda
• Beyond Boeing: The Obama Labor Board's Forced-Unionism Agenda
• Connecticut Police Officer Wins Forced Dues Refund
• NLRB Shreds Secret Ballots after Overturning Landmark Foundation-won "Card Check" Precedent
• National Right to Work Labor Day News Round-Up

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For decades, Delta Air Lines flight attendants have repeatedly rebuked Association of Flight Attendants (AFA) union organizers' efforts to take monopoly bargaining control over their workplaces.

Despite a recent intense union organizing campaign, AFA union officials have lost yet another union organizing election, but true to form, AFA union bosses refuse to leave this independent-minded group of employees alone due to their blind lust for more forced union dues dollars.

So yesterday, more than thirty flight attendants from across the country met outside the AFA union headquarters on their day off to send them a message: "Leave us alone!"

From one participating flight attendant:

Flight attendants [from] more than seven bases spent three hours in the wind and bitter cold. The bundled-up group marched in front of the Communications Workers of America building, the posh home of AFA... Each flight attendant carried homemade signs with messages, ranging from “Respect Our Choice,” to “No Means No” and “No Union, No Dues, No Problem.”

Hats (and beanies) off to this courageous group of independent-minded employees as they take a stand for their workplace rights.

Read more about how fed-up Delta flight attendants are taking the fight to AFA union bosses in the July/August 2010 edition (pdf) of National Right to Work's newsletter, Foundation Action.

The July/August 2010 issue of Foundation Action is now available for download as a PDF. This is the Foundation's official bimonthly publication that provides an excellent overview of hard-hitting legal actions being taken by Foundation attorneys every day to combat forced unionism.

This issue's top story details Delta Air Lines employees' legal challenge to Obama Administration appointees' scheme to push railway and airline  workers into forced union ranks.

Also in this issue:

• Union Bosses Illegally Threaten Workers with Termination
• Avoid Stock Market Uncertainty with a Charitable Gift Annuity
• Workers Take Stand Against Teamster Union Boss Intimidation
• The Detroit News: Michigan Will Benefit with Workplace Choice

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The March/April 2010 issue of Foundation Action is now available for download as a PDF. This is the Foundation's official bimonthly publication that provides an excellent overview of hard-hitting legal actions being taken by Foundation attorneys every day to combat forced unionism. This issue's top story chronicles the Foundation's efforts to help Michigan's home-based child-care providers fight back against Governor Jennifer Granholm's corrupt government union political payback scheme.

Also in this issue: 

• Federal Lawsuit Challenges Michigan Scheme to Impose Union on Child-Care Providers
• Union Boss Privacy Victims Case Taken to Supreme Court
• Make a Difference in the Fight Against Compulsory Unionism
• Foundation Unearths Ethical Lapses in Obama Administration
• CWA Bosses Attempt to Rig Employee Vote to Throw Union Out

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The January/February 2010 issue of Foundation Action is now available for download as a PDF. This is the Foundation's official bimonthly publication that provides an excellent overview of hard-hitting legal actions being taken by Foundation attorneys every day to combat forced unionism.

In this issue:

• Right to Work Sues Obama Administration, Demands Info on Big Labor Ties
• Big Labor Moves to Roll Back Sweeping Foundation Precedent
• Right to Work Combats Sneak Attack on Railway/Airline Workers
• Supreme Court Asked to Halt UAW Religious Discrimination
• Grocery Clerks Fight to Free Themselves From Union Ranks

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The November/December 2009 issue of Foundation Action is now available for download as a PDF. This is the Foundation's official bimonthly publication that provides an excellent overview of hard-hitting legal actions being taken by Foundation attorneys every day to combat forced unionism.

Stories covered in this issue include:

• Teachers Challenge NEA Union Forced Dues and Membership Policies
• Obama's DOL in Foundation's Legal Crosshairs
• Right to Work Loses Great Benefactor, Advisor, and Friend
• Nurse Pushes Back Against Union Boss Intimidation
• San Diego School District Tells Nonunion Workers to Get Lost
• The Wall Street Journal -- Read the Union Health-Care Label

In addition to to reading Foundation Action online, you can sign up to receive a free subscription by mail here.

The September/October 2009 Foundation Action is now available for download as a PDF. This is the Foundation's official bimonthly publication that provides an excellent overview of hard-hitting legal actions being taken by Foundation attorneys every day to combat forced unionism.

Stories covered in this issue include:

• Foundation Attorneys Win Over $360,000 for Employees Behind Racketeering Case
• Shady Fundraising:  Union Bosses Launder Dues into Political Coffers
• Foundation Targets Discriminatory "Project Labor Agreements"
• Obama Hands Big Labor Goodies While Congress Bogs Down
• Philadelphia Nurses Defeat Unwanted National Union

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In the latest issue of Foundation Action, you can read about some of the Foundation’s most recent cases defending the victims of compulsory unionism abuses – including our cover story about a Connecticut woman targeted by union militants with a harassment campaign that included the planting of cocaine in her office to get her fired.

She's not alone in facing union intimidation.  Workers in Phoenix are witnessing first-hand Big Labor's war on the secret ballot, Teamster union officials tried to fine several Chicago truck drivers more than $200,000 when they refused to abandon their jobs during a so-called "sympathy strike," and a Hollywood studio teacher was illegally fired for not joining a union -- even though she actually tried to join and was refused membership.

Click here (PDF) to read their full stories and more about what the National Right to Work Foundation is doing to fight back against forced unionism. You may also subscribe to the newsletter free of charge.

The National Right to Work Foundation is just the place to get the latest developments on the fight against compulsory unionism.  There are several ways to learn about the daily developments in America’s Right to Work movement:

• Get the News – Check out Foundation's News & Press section to be informed on the legal challenges workers face and the Foundation's frequent legal victories.  Also check out the media's coverage about some of the Foundation's efforts on our Delicious bookmarks webpage.

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• Listen – Hear the voices of the Right to Work movement delve into a broad range of topics on workplace freedom with the National Right to Work podcast. In our latest podcast, the National Right to Work Committee's Greg Mourad sits down with WCHS radio hosts Michael Agnello and Rick Johnson to discuss card check's legislative prospects.  You can also listen to the Foundation's podcast via iTunes or manually subscribe to the feed.

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• Read a Book – Receive a free book from the Foundation. In Stranglehold: How union bosses have hijacked our government, Reed Larson reveals the astonishing story of how Big Labor acquired incredible power over local, state, and national government in America and how the very existence of our democratic institutions are under siege as a result. In Union Dues and Religious Do Nots, Foundation attorney Bruce Cameron provides a how-to guide to employees with strong religious convictions who want to exercise their right to refrain from formal, dues-paying union membership if they morally object to the union bosses' political agenda. Get your free copy here today.

And of course, continue to log on to the Freedom@Work blog, the best place to get the scoop on the battle against forced unionism.

The new Foundation Action newsletter is now available online. This issue includes articles on Obama's latest Big Labor giveaways, AT&T employees fighting back against union bosses' attempts to coerce them into participating in an upcoming AT&T strike, and an op-ed from the Houston Chronicle on the dangers of card check.

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