Right-to-Work

Cornerstone Calls for NH to Adopt Right to Work Legislation

January 30, 2013 September 3, 2014 / Latest News

January 30, 2013 CONCORD— On Wednesday, January 30, HB 323 will come before the House Labor, Industrial and Rehabilitative Services Committee for a hearing. This bill which was introduced by Rep. Bill O’Brien would prohibit collective bargaining agreements that require employees to join a labor union. “Cornerstone supports this Right to Work legislation knowing that it would allow for choice and freedom for New Hampshire workers …

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NH Falls in Chief Executive Magazine’s “Best States for Business 2012” Thanks to Lack of Right-to-Work

May 8, 2012 March 3, 2018 / Commentary, Latest News

Recently, Chief Executive Magazine released their “Best States for Business 2012” which is based on a survey of 650 business leaders on questions such as tax and regulation, quality of workforce, and living environment. Unfortunately, New Hampshire’s sterling reputation among the nation’s top business leaders is beginning to tarnish. In 2012, New Hampshire fell by 8 spots to land at number 26. More troubling, …

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Why New Hampshire Needs Right-to-Work

April 24, 2012 June 28, 2012 / Latest News

Cornerstone Policy Research, recently gave this presentation on why New Hampshire needs to enact Right-to-Work (Powerpoint). Check it out!

Where Have New Hampshire’s Young, Single, and College-Educated Population Gone?

April 24, 2012 September 3, 2018 / Commentary, Latest News

Anecdotally, it is a well-worn verse in New Hampshire that the state has been losing its young people. A new study from the U.S. Census Bureau confirms this. The study titled “Historical Migration of the Young, Single, and College-Educated: 1965 to 2000,” (pdf) examined the past four decennial censuses to determine the net migration of this population among the 50 states. Based on a …

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