Foundation President Mark Mix in the Wall Street Journal: Read the Union Health-Care Label

Foundation President Mark Mix's latest op-ed takes aim at Obamacare's forced unionism provisions. From the introduction: In the heated debates on health-care reform, not enough attention is being paid to the huge financial windfalls ObamaCare will dole out to unions—or to the provisions in the various bills in Congress that will help bring about the forced unionization of the health-care industry. Tucked away in thousands of pages of complex new rules, regulations and mandates are special privileges and giveaways that could have devastating consequences for the health-care sector and the American economy at large.

Mark Mix: It’s Labor Day, Not Union Day

National Right to Work President Mark Mix has a column appearing in newspapers across the country in which he explains that this Labor Day, as union bosses attempt to amass more and more power over American workers, it's important to remember what the holiday is really about.

Mark Mix in Washington Examiner: White House’s Latest Big Labor Payoff

National Right to Work president Mark Mix recently wrote in the Washington Examiner about the Obama Administration's refusal to attend the annual U.S. Conference of Mayors in Providence at the behest of militant union bosses. The message to mayors was clear: Hand over your cities and taxpayers' dollars to the union bosses. Miami mayor Manny Diaz, outgoing president of the U.S. Conference of Mayors (USCM), has accused the White House of "setting a very dangerous precedent" during the organization's 2009 annual meeting in Providence, Rhode Island. Vice President Joe Biden, senior adviser Valerie Jarrett, and Cabinet members Shaun Donavan, Arne Duncan, and Gary Locke had all been slated to attend. Not one showed up.

New Right to Work Podcast: Part 3 of Mark Mix on the Jason Lewis Show

In the third and final installment of his interview with Jason Lewis, Foundation President Mark Mix discusses the implications of Big Labor's Police and Firefighters Monopoly Bargaining Bill. Click here to listen or use the embedded player below:

NRTW President Mark Mix: «Freedom in the workplace always wins — even in Michigan.»

Thursday's Detroit News extensively quotes National Right to Work president Mark Mix in an informative piece about why Michigan needs a Right to Work law. Right to Work protections in 22 states ensure that no worker can be compelled, as a condition or employment, to join or pay dues to an unwanted union.

Podcast: Talking Card Check with National Right to Work President Mark Mix

National Right to Work President Mark Mix sits down with nationally syndicated talk radio host Janet Parshall to discuss card check, union intimidation, and the larger problems of compulsory unionism. Click here to listen or use the embeddable player below: