Government Union Bosses vs. the First Amendment
State lawmakers can and should act to protect public workers from forced union representation and monopoly bargaining laws.
State lawmakers can and should act to protect public workers from forced union representation and monopoly bargaining laws.
CUNY Profs challenge NY law forcing them under ‘representation’ of anti-Semitic PSC union officials; seek First Amendment ruling against union coercion of public employees
Foundation Legal Director William Messenger, Fairness Center General Counsel Nathan McGrath, and CUNY Professors Mitchell Langbert and Avraham Goldstein standing in from of the courthouse
Six City University of New York (CUNY) professors are asking the U.S. Supreme Court to hear their federal civil rights lawsuit charging Professional Staff Congress (PSC) union officials with forcing them to accept the union’s so-called “representation” in violation of their First Amendment rights.
The final outcome of the Goldstein et al v. PSC court case could have a major effect on Right to Work protections. Here's how.
CUNY professors' lawsuit argues NY law forces them under power of anti-Semitic union.
Mr. Goldstein reports that he has been subjected to anti-Semitic and anti-Zionist attacks from PSC union militants.