By Jack Spencer, Michigan Capitol Confidential
Taylor Public Schools and its faculty union might have bypassed more than just the right-to-work law with their agreement earlier this year, according to a motion filed in the case.
By Kathy Hoekstra, The Detroit News
Michigan union members who have dug in their heels fighting the state’s right to work law. But an Obamacare analysis by Americans for Tax Reform may have some of them sitting back on those heels a bit.
By Robert Sullivan, pal-item.com
A Connersville woman was sentenced last week to three years of federally supervised probation and was ordered to pay back the more than $25,000 she embezzled from a Wayne County auto workers union.
By Jarrett Skorup, Mackinac Center for Public Policy
Today’s Michigan Capitol Confidential article is about aleaked document from the SEIU on how the union hopes to continue the “dues skim” against home-based caregivers. That story is interesting, but there is an even more significant issue regarding how the union sees the whole unionization scheme.
By Jack Spencer, Michigan Capitol Confidential
The union that took more than $34 million from the Medicaid checks of the elderly and disabled in Michigan before the scheme officially ended this year, wants those workers — and their money — back in.
By Bob Parks, The National Center for Public Policy Research
My father was a teacher, so I know that teaching can be an all-consuming profession. Nonetheless, it’s the job that my father chose — as do today’s educators. There’s no involuntary draft.
By Hayden K. Smith, Freedom Works
Right to Work legislation brought labor issues into the political spotlight last year when Michigan Labor Unions swarmed state airwaves prior to the election.
By Steve Neavling, The Chicago Tribune Detroit’s emergency manager indicated for the first time that
