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8001 Braddock Rd, Ste 600
Springfield, VA 22160
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2.415 Google reviews
Google listing: National Right to Work Legal Defense Foundation, 8001 Braddock Rd, Springfield, VA 22151, USA
2 months ago
As a 501 nonprofit, the National Right to Work Legal Defense Foundation collects millions in donor and grant funding by claiming their "sole purpose" is to provide free legal aid to employees suffering from the abuses of compulsory unionism. Unfortunately, their actions do not match their charter. I approached the NRTW with a heavily documented case involving union-employer collusion, where my union was actively abandoning its duty of fair representation to coordinate with management against me. The NRTW initially rejected my request via a boilerplate email, falsely claiming my situation did not involve "forced-unionism." I immediately replied with the exact text from my Collective Bargaining Agreement explicitly proving that maintaining my fee-paying non-member status is a mandatory condition of my employment. It is textbook compulsory unionism. If their initial denial was truly an administrative mistake, a credible legal aid organization would have acknowledged the error and reopened the intake. Instead, the NRTW simply ignored the evidence and stopped responding altogether. When I updated them months later with further proof of escalating retaliation and collusion, they continued to ignore it. Ignoring the correction makes it completely clear: they were just looking for a convenient excuse to write me off. If this organization actually cared about fighting the abuses of compulsory unionism, they wouldn't ignore clear-cut, documented evidence of it when it lands right on their desk. They appear to be cherry picking cases while abandoning the very workers they claim to champion. Donors should seriously question whether their money is actually funding a fight against forced unionism, or if it is just funding a bureaucracy that finds excuses to look the other way.
Read on Google5 years ago
Not sure how this organization got my information, but they continually send me mail AT MY JOB. I have never given my employer’s address attached to my name to anyone. I have returned the mail requesting to be removed from their mailing list and they only sent more mail. They’re shady and illegally obtaining people’s information at best.
Read on Google3 years ago
I WISH I COULD GIVE 0 STARS. This foundation sends me mail every day and it is becoming a problem. They don't answer their phones, there is no real contact information for them, and I am unable to 'unsubscribe' from the 5lb envelopes that fill my mailbox every day. I wish they would leave me alone -- at this point it is borderline harassment.
Read on Google7 years ago
There was no directions for the place!
Read on Google2 years ago
Goated.
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