The Service Employees International Union will be approaching Democrat controlled government in Minnesota in an effort to grab authority to unionize thousands of in-home personal care assistants – the people who care for elderly and disabled people in their homes. The scheme, which was implemented and repealed in Michigan after over $30 million in dues money was skimmed from health care workers. As Indiana and Michigan become beachheads for economic growth in the midwest, states like Minnesota will soon fine business fleeing should big labor continues to exercise raw power in the state.
Despite informing both Allied Universal management and SEIU union of religious objections to union membership and financial support, employer seized money from worker’s paycheck for union
Teachers and teachers’ assistants at Casa Trail House, an immigrant youth facility, seek Labor Board vote to remove IUOE union officials
Amicus brief in Glacier Northwest argues “Unions need no further exemptions and special legal privileges” and SCOTUS should “scrutinize” existing ones