Teachers File Lawsuit Against Union for Trapping Them in Dues
The lawsuit challenges a union boss-created “escape period” scheme that blocks teachers from terminating dues deductions from their paychecks...
NJ and IL Teachers Sue Union Officials Over "Escape Period" Scheme
Four teachers are suing their union because the union's so-called "escape period" does not fall in line with the 2018 Janus v. AFSCME ruling.
NJ Teachers Ask Supreme Court to Hear First Amendment Challenges to Union Schemes Trapping Public Employees in Dues Payments
Multiple cases headed to High Court seeking ruling against arrangements that violate workers’ rights under 2018 Janus v. AFSCME Supreme Court decision
Right to Work Celebrates Third Anniversary of Janus Ruling
June 25, 2021 marks the third anniversary of the Supreme Court Janus v. AFSCME ruling that protects public sector worker rights.
Teamsters Back Down After UPS Worker Charges Them for Denying Legal Rights
UPS warehouse Teamsters in Queens, New York, settled charges brought by Kamil Fraczek, an employee who was misled by union officials about his legal rights.
More Than 87% of House GOP Backs Right to Work
Only a handful of GOP Representatives side with AFL-CIO Hierarchy. “Even the GOP caucus from California voted uniformly for Right to Work."
Arkansas ‘Headed in the Right Direction’
“With S.B.341, Arkansas is headed in the right direction ... Right to Work leaders and ... activists will continue pressing for the protection of employees.”
New Hampshire Workers’ Petition Asking Supreme Court to Hear Case Seeking Refund of Unconstitutionally Seized Union Dues is Fully Briefed
New Hampshire workers Patrick Doughty and Randy Severance's Supreme Court case seeking a refund after being forced to pay union dues has been fully briefed.
IAM Union Faces Backlash for Forcing Union Dues for Politics
Foundation attorneys argue IAM union “opt-out” requirement to escape payment for union officials’ political activities violates Supreme Court’s Janus standard