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Monthly Archives: October 2013
Culinary Union Local 226 Finally Shuts Down Its Protests – For Now …
By WFI Staff It’s the kind of shutdown we all like to hear about: union bosses finally coming to their senses and putting a stop to reckless protests that endanger the economic health of a struggling, post-recession community. Finally, after … Continue reading
Posted in Big Labor Bosses, Politics, Unions Tagged Big Labor, casino, clark county, cosmopolitan casino, cosmopolitan hotel, culinary union, culinary union local 226, Las Vegas, nevada, recession, shutdown, tourism, Union Bosses, union thugs, vegas strip Comments Off on Culinary Union Local 226 Finally Shuts Down Its Protests – For Now …
Foul Mouthed Thugs Call Las Vegas Tourists “Losers” – Courtesy Of Local Union Bosses
By WFI Staff When you’re a tourist visiting one of the world’s greatest entertainment destinations, the last reception you’d expect is a bunch of foul-mouthed, red-faced protesters calling you a “loser,” “jerk” or – even worse – slinging insults about … Continue reading
From Biting The Hand To Chewing Off The Whole Arm
By WFI Staff This time, what happens in Vegas didn’t exactly stay there as once thought. At least not when it’s the openly hostile and outrageous antics of Culinary Union Local 226. It’s turning into a circus on the stripthat … Continue reading
VW To UAW: Secret Ballots Should Be In Order
By WFI Staff The drama in Chattanooga keeps unfolding in a series of intriguing twists and turns of the United Auto Workers’ union own making. UAW just couldn’t help itself, constantly attempting to harass, intimidate and coerce workers into signing unionization cards. Fooling … Continue reading
Posted in Big Labor Bosses, NLRB, Politics, Unions Tagged auto workers, Big Labor, big labor bosses, chattanooga, right to work state, tennessee, UAW, Union Bosses, United Auto Workers, volkswagen, vw Comments Off on VW To UAW: Secret Ballots Should Be In Order
Union Boss Thugs Bite The Hand That Feeds Them
By WFI Staff Common sense clearly hasn’t prevailed among the Big Labor boss elite running Las Vegas’ Culinary Union. In the latest and most outrageous example of labor movement thuggery run amuck, labor bosses are ordering rank-and-file minions to turn away … Continue reading
VW Auto Plant Workers To UAW: “We’re Just Not That Into You”
Let the United Auto Workers tell it, and you’d think workers at the highly regarded Chattanooga, TN Volkswagen assembly plant were going head over heels for the Big Labor cartel. Not so, says employee Mike Burton who managed to collect … Continue reading
Posted in Big Labor Bosses, NLRB, Politics, Unions Tagged auto workers, Big Labor, Card Check, chattanooga, mike burton, secret ballot election, tennessee, UAW, United Auto Workers, volkswagen, vw 1 Comment
