It’s no question that most Americans are dissatisfied with Obamacare.

One union, however, National Nurses United (NNU), has a healthcare idea in mind that actually makes the financial and accessibility concerns people have with Obamacare worse: NNU wants to implement a single-payer ("Medicare for all") system.

CWF's Matt Patterson was featured in this month's issue of Labor Watch Magazine. Patterson writes about the injustices that Gerawan Farm Workers face as the California Agricultural Labor Relations Board refuses to count their votes from a decertification election last November. Read the full article here. 

The Center for Worker Freedom was credited by the Washington Post on November 19, 2014 for its role in assisting Volkswagen plant workers to defeat the United Auto Workers union in Chattanooga, Tennessee.

“Assisted by organizers from Grover Norquist’s anti-union group Americans for Tax Reform, a faction of workers within the plant started organizing against the UAW, arguing that its record in Detroit shouldn’t recommend it for a role at VW.” 

The Center for Worker Freedom’s Executive Director Matt Patterson wrote an article in Forbes today, November 14, 2014, about the National Nurses United’s (NNU) attempt to exploit the international Ebola crisis.  In his article, Patterson points out multiple NNU hypocrisies to prove that the union’s concern is clearly not nurse safety:  

The Center For Worker Freedom's Matt Patterson was interviewed on the Grover Norquist Show on November 10th for the Washington Times. In the interview, he discusses worker's rights in Chattanooga and Fresno, California. Listen to the full interview here.
 

In news that will surprise no one, The Associated Press is reporting that Volkswagen management is considering a change in policy that will allow the company to recognize the United Auto Workers (UAW) as the exclusive bargaining representative at VW's Chattanooga, Tennessee facility, in spite of the union having lost an election at the plant last February.

According to the AP:

On election night 2014, people across party lines could rejoice in the fact that their votes were counted, even if their candidate didn't win.

However, not everyone has been so lucky.