Archive for June 2018

U.S. Supreme Court rules 5-4 that non-union government workers cannot be forced to pay union fees WASHINGTON, D.C. (June 27, 2018) – In a major victory for First Amendment rights, the…

With a decision in the Janus case expected any day now, a New Jersey  teacher is fed up with being forced to pay dues to an unresponsive union and is not taking…

Public employees across the nation are instituting class action lawsuits against union officials in the wake of an expected Janus decision.  The lawsuits will demand refunds for forced dues and fees already…

Greg Bishop has the story on watchdog.org Millions of workers across the country could have the right to work for their government without having to pay fees to a union with…

An independent study by Public Opinion Strategies shows even a majority of union households agree no one should be forced to pay dues to an unwanted union. Kate Stringer has the story…

President Trump is considering combining the U.S. Education Department and U.S. Labor Department.  However, shuffling desks will not end Big Labor’s control over both Labor and Education departments.  From Education Week:…

It’s time to call a halt to teacher union power over the education process and eliminate the root of compulsory unionism:  monopoly bargaining.  A bigger mess brought on by monopoly bargaining…

California union officials are doing something with all those forced dues they collect public sector (including teachers), with all this anti-Janus legislation. Edward Ring, of The California Policy Center has comprised…