Chamber CEO talks right to work and prevailing wage on KET
Kentucky Chamber President and CEO Dave Adkisson spoke about the need for right to work legislation in the state and the challenges behind prevailing wage…
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Curtis wants to exempt small businesses from minimum wage increase, says more information needed on right to work
Independent candidate Drew Curtis wants to see wages increased but would exempt small businesses and is open to the idea of right-to-work legislation but wants…
Federal judge hears arguments in local right to work ordinance case
After many counties in the state passed local right-to-work ordinances to allow workers to choose whether or not they want to be a member of…
Kentucky Chamber produces Voter’s Guide to 2015 governor’s race primary elections
Ahead of the 2015 gubernatorial primary elections, the Kentucky Chamber of Commerce has put together a voter’s guide for the citizens of the commonwealth. With…
VIDEO: Kentucky Chamber recaps 2015 sesssion
The 2015 session of the General Assembly saw many successes coupled with some big missed opportunities. Kentucky Chamber of Commerce Communications Manager Jacqueline Pitts recaps…
Supporters of right-to-work rally in Frankfort as legislation is voted down in House committee
The House Labor and Industry Committee heard testimony from local leaders Thursday on the need to make Kentucky a right-to-work state before voting down the…
In the News: Edelen considering audit, local right-to-work movement grows and more
State Auditor Adam Edelen is considering undertaking a comprehensive performance audit of the Kentucky Retirement System called for by the Kentucky Chamber. The Louisville Courier-Journal…
Right to Work measure clears Senate Committee
On day two of the 2015 session, members of a state Senate committee heard testimony from business leaders on a key Chamber-supported measure why right…