October 2021 National Right to Work Newsletter Summary
Here is a quick run-through of all the stories included in the October 2021 National Right to Work Newsletter.
Lawsuits Challenging Union Dues Schemes for Illinois, New Jersey Teachers Fully Briefed
Two lawsuits ask Court to eliminate ‘escape period’ schemes that restrict when workers can cut off union dues as violative of Court’s Janus precedent
Attorney for Oregon Cameraman Who Beat CWA Union Bosses in Dues Dispute Says Labor Board General Counsel Must Recuse
With union lawyers asking for reconsideration of NLRB decision, worker’s attorney points out conflict of interest created by GC Abruzzo’s work as CWA counsel
DEPETRO WITH MARK MIX: 16 Words in Budget Reconciliation Grant Billions to Big Labor Bosses
Foundation president Mark Mix and John DePetro show host John DePetro discuss the Biden-Pelosi-Schumer Big Labor Plans.
Union Workers Ask Supreme Court for Refund of Forced Dues
Two California Workers and two Oregon workers are taking a stand against compulsory unionism and asking the Supreme Court to refund dues that have been involuntarily taken from them over the years. The first case was filed in 2018 by…
Worker Advocate: Biden Dues Skim Rule Proposal Violates Federal Law by Funneling Medicaid Funds to Union Officials
Learn what the National Right to Work Legal Defense Foundation is doing to help protect Medicaid funds from being abused by Union bosses.
Nelson Medina Stands Up Against Teamsters' Illegally Forced Dues
Nelson Medina, with the help of the National Right to Work Legal Defense Foundation, is charging the Teamsters Union for illegal forced dues and membership.
Joint Supreme Court Petition Filed for Government Workers Seeking Refunds of Illegally-Seized Union Dues
A petition for certiorari was filed at the United States Supreme Court late last week for workers in four separate lawsuits brought against unions...
SEIU Bosses Refund Dues Seized from Chicago Mental Health Counselor After He Resigned Union Membership
Under unconstitutional ‘escape period’ scheme, healthcare worker paid union dues for months despite resigning SEIU membership