SEIU Bosses continue their push to keep control of Big City Mayors and Airports with their recent endorsement of Miami Mayor Phillip K. Stoddard. SEIU has been able to call out Stoddard to join pickets (“protests”) when they needed him. Recently, Goddard showed up 
at the Miami airport when a favored SEIU employer lost its contract.
SEIU uses the ability of Big City Mayors with Airport Board appointment authority to pack board members and force SEIU demands onto airport employees and employers.
These actions provide another example how government unions are inescapably political as argued in the Friedrichs v California Teachers Assn. union case heard by the US Supreme Court earlier this year.
Monopoly-bargaining contracts, even in Right to Work states, provide labor union bosses with tremendous power over employees and their workplaces.
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
Union-label politicians who rely on forced-dues contributions to get elected often hide their stance on Right to Work. But why are GOP Senate nominees like Joe O’Dea (Colo., left) and Mehmet Oz (Pa.) concealing their positions?
Federal labor board data show that workers across the country are increasingly likely to be involved in efforts to remove unions from workplaces