Reports

REPORT: Big Government Reconciliation Bill’s Labor Provisions Undermine Workers’ Freedom

Congressional leaders are trying to fit harmful labor provisions into the reconciliation bill which will severely undermine worker freedom. Click to read the full report.

Unregulated Organizing: Analysis of the Worker Center Movement

This report outlines the history of worker centers, how they emerged, and the many traits they share with labor unions. It also highlights how worker centers manage to avoid legal requirements that give them an unfair advantage over labor unions.

Infrastructure Bill and Big Labor Influence

REPORT: I4AW sheds light on lesser-known parts of the Infrastructure Investment and Jobs Act that give labor unions great influence to shape infrastructure policy.

REPORT: PRO Act Would Reduce Workers’ Incomes and Job Opportunities

REPORT: If the PRO Act passes, it would have a serious impact on the income and job opportunities of both union-represented workers and those who choose not to join and pay a union. Examine the numbers in our latest report.

REPORT: The PRO Act and Union Finances

This report further examines how labor unions have historically spent member dues and fees over the past several decades, how they are spending that money now, and predicts how union spending will be impacted in the future if the PRO Act becomes law.

Report Summary: The PRO Act and Union Finances

This is a summary highlighting the main points of a report authored by I4AW Senior Fellow Nathan Mehrens titled, "The PRO Act and Union Finances."

Sectoral Bargaining: One-Size-Fits-All Collective Bargaining for Entire Industries

Sectoral bargaining in America would allow unions to set wages, working conditions, and benefits for entire industries, even for those companies whose workers have rejected unionization.