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Public Employee Monopoly Bargaining Archives

December 4

Government Union Bosses' Promises to Detroit Union Members Prove to Be Hollow

Yesterday U.S. Bankruptcy Judge Steven Rhodes rejected government union lawyers’ claims that Detroit, despite its enormous and manifestly unsustainable debt burden, isn’t really bankrupt.  As Bill McMorris reported for the Washington Free Beacon in the news account linked below: .

November 20

Government Union Bosses Foisting Massive Tax Hike on Struggling Scranton

For years and years, the private sector in Scranton, Pa., has been shrinking.  That means, among other things, that the mayor and other elected officials desperately need to get city  taxpayers’ sky-high costs for municipal employee compensation under control. Scranton’s…

Big Labor Activist Judge's Latest Ruling 'Opens a Pandora's Box of Legal Issues and Litigation'
October 25

Big Labor Activist Judge's Latest Ruling 'Opens a Pandora's Box of Legal Issues and Litigation'

In early 2011, the Wisconsin Legislature adopted and Gov. Scott Walker signed into law Act 10, a wide-ranging budget reform measure that included provisions protecting most state and local public-sector employees from being fired for refusal to pay union dues…

Again, Jerry Brown Protects Big Labor's Interests Over Student's
October 11

Again, Jerry Brown Protects Big Labor's Interests Over Student's

The news is full of stories where union monopoly bargaining power over schools blocks, delays and overrides disciplinary actions by school management and school boards but Governor Brown takes it to a “new” level.  Again, this action exposes…

Commie Instigates for Steelworker Union School Bus Drivers
October 11

Commie Instigates for Steelworker Union School Bus Drivers

Communist Steelworker is the spokesman for a bus drives strike.  Seems like the rabid rabble-rouser is a traveling troublemaker.

Union Independent Donations Not Independent
October 3

Union Independent Donations Not Independent

UFT Paid $370,000 to Ghost Consultants Written By: Mike Antonucci – Oct• 03•13 Halloween approaches, so perhaps it’s not surprising to find the United Federation of Teachers inhabiting the spirit world. According to Crain’s, the New York City teachers’ union…

Supreme Court to Review SEIU's Past 13 Years of Growth by Government Fiat
October 1

Supreme Court to Review SEIU's Past 13 Years of Growth by Government Fiat

Ever since California Gov. Gray Davis handed over tens of thousands of parents, grandparents, and other independent personal home-care providers to SEIU union bosses, SEIU, AFSCME, and even the UAW unions have used forced-unionism state laws combined with gubernatorial and…

Why is Detroit Bankrupt?
September 30

Why is Detroit Bankrupt?

A stunning new actuary report on Detroit’s pension implosion has revealed that Detroit trustees doled out nearly $2 billion in undisclosed holiday “bonuses” to Detroit government workers and retirees negotiated by the city and its unions, Breitbart reports.

September 24

Scranton's Public-Safety Union Bosses 'No Longer Just Run the City Government, They Actually Own It'

With a population that has shrunk by nearly 50% since 1940 and by more than 25% since 1970,  and a median household income of under $36,000,  Scranton, Pa., desperately needs to get control over its sky-high municipal-employee compensation costs. Unfortunately,…

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