National Right to Work Committee President Mark Mix and Glenn Beck discuss special privileges that unions have and others don't.
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Top Ten
1. Exemption from prosecution for union violence.
2. Exemption from anti-monopoly laws.
3. Power to force employees to accept unwanted union representation.
4. Power to collect forced union dues.
5. Unlimited, undisclosed electioneering.
6. Ability to strong-arm employers into negotiations.
7. Right to trespass on an employer’s private property.
8. Ability of strikers to keep jobs despite refusing to work.
9. Union-only cartels on construction projects.
10. Government funding of forced unionism.
What is the National Right to Work Committee?
The National Right to Work Committee, established in 1955, is a nonprofit, nonpartisan, single-purpose citizens’ organization dedicated to the principle that all Americans must have the right to join a union if they choose to, but none should ever be forced to affiliate with a union in order to get or keep a job.
