CUNY Professors Sue To Break With Anti-Semitic Union
Excerpt from original article in the Washington Free Beacon > [...]
Respect workers’ right to unionize — and to resign union membership
Not everyone wants to be a union member. And according to the Supreme Court, public sector workers have a constitutional right to refuse union membership without penalty. Bizarrely, though, for those who have already joined a union, leaving can take years or be effectively impossible.
Who pays ‘ghost teachers’?
One year ago, the Supreme Court ruled that public-sector employees [...]
Medicaid Rule Eliminates Regulatory Exception, Ending “Reassignment” of Medicaid Payments to Unions
Earlier this month, the Centers for Medicare & Medicaid Services [...]
Five States Sue HHS Secretary Azar over New Medicaid Rule Ending “Reassignment” of Medicaid Payments to Unions
On May 13, 2019, California, Connecticut, Oregon, Massachusetts, and Washington [...]
The Case or Controversy Requirement & Attorneys’ Fees
In federal courts, Article III of the United States Constitution [...]
Union Argues for End of Exclusive Representation
International Union of Operating Engineers, Local 150 (“IUOE”)—a labor union [...]
Pennsylvania House Bill 785
The Fairness Center testified twice last year on behalf of several Fairness Center [...]
Pennsylvania Homecare & the First Amendment (Part IV)
Right now, the United States Supreme Court is considering hearing [...]
Pennsylvania Homecare & the First Amendment (Part III)
Right now, the United States Supreme Court is considering hearing [...]