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Matt Brouillette Denies Koch Brother Funding
“The Koch Brothers don’t fund me.”Koch Brothers talking head Matt Brouillette went on This Week in...
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Matt Brouillette Denies Koch Brother Funding
“The Koch Brothers don’t fund me.”Koch Brothers talking head Matt Brouillette went on This Week in Pennsylvania to discuss the Janus v. AFSCME case. In addition to spewing his usual anti-worker talking points, Brouillette used the opportunity to...
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The Commonwealth Foundation Brings the Alt-Right to Harrisburg
The alt-right is coming to Pennsylvania thanks to the Commonwealth Foundation, Scott Wagner’s gubernatorial campaign, the Pennsylvania Manufacturing Association and a handful of others. The Pennsylvania Leadership Conference will be the conduit for...
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Sign the Petition: Tell Fairness Center to Stop Attacking Workers
The Fairness Center is a billionaire-funded group that seeks to ensnare Pennsylvania workers in costly court battles with the ultimate goal of undermining our rights.
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Birds of a Feather Flock Together: Meet the Cardinal Institute
The #55Strong West Virginia teachers’ strike captured the nation’s attention unlike any other labor strike in recent history over the last few weeks. Despite its long history of union power, West Virginia is an anti-worker state having recently...
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Here’s why the Koch Bros. and other billionaires are trying to kill the labor movement with the Janus case
On Monday, the U.S. Supreme Court heard arguments in Janus v. AFSCME, a case that revolved around the administration of collectively bargained contracts for public sector union members. The outcome of this case could potentially have devastating effects on wages, benefits, and protections for working families.
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