The Center for Worker Freedom hosted a town hall at the Corvette Museum in Bowling Green, Kentucky on Monday, May 18^th. The panel of experts and lawmakers educated workers, business owners and Kentuckians on the benefits of right-to-work.

See video coverage of the panel presentations below:

Matt Patterson, Executive Director of the Center for Worker Freedom, highlighted union spending habits and how they affect workers on a personal level. To see his presentation, click here.

Jim DeCesare, Kentucky State Representative of 17th District, Warren, Butler counties, explained why right-to-work is being brought to Kentucky at the local level. To see his presentation, click here.

Jon Crosby, Field Representative of Senator Rand Paul, read a statement on the Senator’s behalf endorsing right-to-work and the local movement. To see his presentation, click here.

Jim Waters, President of the Bluegrass Institute, discussed economic trends of right-to-work on a national level. To see his presentation, click here.

Ron Bunch of the Bowling Green Area Chamber of Commerce discussed the renewed business interested in Warren County since it passed a right-to-work ordinance in December 2014.  To see his presentation, click here.

Jason Nemes of Fultz Maddox Hovious & Dickens PLC explained and refuted the legal challenges that have been filed against Hardin County’s right-to-work ordinance. To see his presentation, click here.