Arizona bans public workers from union political work on taxpayer dime
First-in-the-nation law bans public entities from paying workers to conduct union politicking.
First-in-the-nation law bans public entities from paying workers to conduct union politicking.
Critics say supporting unions with taxpayer funds can have big political benefits for elected officials.
Breaking up the strike with his presidential authority could damage Kamala Harris’ chances with a key union worker constituency, but an economic chaos may damage her cause, too.
Starbucks has been engaged in an increasingly high-profile series of negotiations with employees who want to unionize.
A group of unions that represent government workers requested that the Trump administration be blocked from conducting mass layoffs to reduce the size of the federal government.
Supreme Court ruled in 2018 that government employees could not be forced to pay a union to keep their job.
The audit released this week from the Office of Inspector General of the United States Postal Service follows a previous report that showed the center had challenges that were adding to labor and transportation costs.
Legislation would let farmworkers choose whether they want to vote for unionization by mail, at a physical location or at state office.
The Alphabet Workers Union has the backing of the Communications Workers of America
There are reportedly more than 50 Starbucks locations nationally that are in the process of forming unions.