Kroger Employee Slams UFCW with Federal Charges Over Illegal Seizure of Dues in Michigan
As Right to Work repeal looms, Milford, Michigan, Kroger employee challenges UFCW union membership form designed to coerce dues deductions
The National Right to Work Legal Defense Foundation was in court this week in Michigan defending home-based day care workers from the threat of forced unionism. During the course of discussion with the judge, a lawyer for big labor admitted the effort was a “slippery slope” for forcing people into unions. Under the union lawyer’s theory, anyone who takes a subsidy from the state, including Medicare or perhaps even Social Security, could be unionized. It’s an amazing admission and likely a peek into the future of Big Labor’s union organizing strategy. As union bosses help drive jobs overseas, they will have to be looking for other areas to coerce people into monopolyt unions.
As Right to Work repeal looms, Milford, Michigan, Kroger employee challenges UFCW union membership form designed to coerce dues deductions
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