No concern for workers

National Right to Work is surprisingly unconcerned about employer abuse. ... Without a union contract, American workers are employees-at-will who can be fired at any time for any reason or for no reason at all.

David Miller, Local 969
Source: News and Views

Democracy flourishes with workers’ voice

(After World War II) General Douglas MacArthur was appointed supreme commander (to restructure Japan). Here was a staunch right-wing Republican. ... Yet with all his right-wing politics he decided to include collective bargaining in the restructuring of Japan. Why? Because the general knew that for democracy to flourish in a society, workers needed to have a collective voice. MacArthur wanted Japan to succeed and for that to happen the workers had to have the right to unionize.

Kirk Wintersteen, Local 10
Source: Union Messenger