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All articles from the September/October 2024 issue of Foundation Action have been made available online.
This issue includes several noteworthy stories:
A group of professors has initiated a significant Supreme Court case aimed at ending forced union association. In another story, a Chicago 911 operator successfully defended their Janus rights against the International Brotherhood of Electrical Workers (IBEW).
The newsletter also covers the situation in Michigan, where workers voted to cancel union bosses' forced-dues power following the repeal of Right to Work laws. Additionally, Mark Mix shared insights in The Center Square about escaping what he described as the UAW "Roach Motel."
The National Right to Work Legal Defense Foundation presented evidence before Congress highlighting union boss coercion and discrimination. Another article features a flight attendant who defended her win against both her union and Southwest Airlines for an unlawful termination.
These articles are now accessible online for those interested in labor issues and developments related to union rights.
Long Beach Airport has successfully diverted 35 tons of organic waste from landfills through its food scrap recycling program, initiated in late 2021.
Southwest Airlines is preparing to introduce assigned and extra-legroom seats next year, marking a significant change in its seating arrangements.
Delta Air Lines has announced changes to its flight routes, impacting connections between the United States and Central America as well as enhancing domestic services for the summer of 2025.
Emirates has announced the introduction of its Premium Economy class on flights EK434/435 to Brisbane, expanding its service in Australia.
American Airlines is facing disruptions due to delays in Boeing's 787 aircraft deliveries.
Emirates has announced the resumption of its daily flights to Beirut, Lebanon, and Baghdad, Iraq, starting February 1, 2025.
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