Court Rules Unions Can’t Force Non-Member Workers To Fund Lobbying
First Circuit Court Of Appeals Handed Victory To A Longtime Non-Union Nurse Who Objected To Being Forced To Pay For Union Lobbying Expenses.
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Government Waste Thrives In Darkness
In the last 20 years, our country’s national debt has exploded. Today, the national debt is around $27 trillion, a four-fold increase in the last two decades. That doesn’t count unfunded mandates. And there is no end in sight. Obviously, our elected officials are unwilling to address this explosive, increasingly crucial national debt problem. Fortunately, we the taxpaying voters today have a weapon at our fingertips to successfully wage a War on Waste. Successful because our political leaders will quickly recognize that if they want to be reelected, they will have to respond accordingly.
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SCOTUS To Hear Challenge To Farmer’s Case Against Government-Sanctioned Invasion Of Private Property
Plaintiffs Claim A State Regulation Allowing Union Organizers To Access Private Property For The Purpose Of Soliciting Support Violates The Fourth And Fifth U.S. Constitution Amendments.
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Education Unions Demand More Money While Layoffs Escalate
Despite the record level of funding, by June, the U.S. Bureau of Labor Statistics (BLS) reported that 469,000 K-12 personnel, state-run colleges and universities laid off 176,000 professors and other employees. Private schools, including well-known colleges and universities and K-12 private schools, reported 457,000 layoffs.
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Freelancers, Gig Workers Fear Biden Presidency Will Put Them Out Of Work
Millions of freelance workers in the U.S. are worried that a Biden presidency might put them out of business because of his support for the Protecting the Right to Organize (PRO) Act and opposition to Proposition 22, which is on the ballot this election.
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