| − | '''National Right to Work Committee''' is a non-profit, non-partisan organization established in 1955 designed to mobilize public opposition to compulsory unionism. One of the largest public-interest groups in [[America]], the National Right to Work Committee has 2.2 million members. It is estimated that the union lords are grabbing $10 billion in forced dues annually with the intent to control the economic and political destiny of the United States. 22 states have right to work laws and their citizens get $2800 more in after-[[tax]] purchasing power. Meanwhile, the states without Right To Work laws pay 25% more for food, housing, [[health care]], transportation, utilities, property taxes, and [[college]] tuition than residents of Right to Work states. | + | '''National Right to Work Committee''' is an organization established in 1955 designed to mobilize public opposition to compulsory unionism. One of the largest public-interest groups in [[America]], the National Right to Work Committee has 2.2 million members. It is estimated that the union lords are grabbing $10 billion in forced dues annually with the intent to control the economic and political destiny of the United States. 22 states have right to work laws and their citizens get $2800 more in after-[[tax]] purchasing power. Meanwhile, the states without Right To Work laws pay 25% more for food, housing, [[health care]], transportation, utilities, property taxes, and [[college]] tuition than residents of Right to Work states. |
| | The National Right to Work Committee is an independent group. They share the same goals as the [[National Right To Work Legal Defense Fund]] but they are in fact separate organizations. | | The National Right to Work Committee is an independent group. They share the same goals as the [[National Right To Work Legal Defense Fund]] but they are in fact separate organizations. |