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In reply to the discussion: Court Strikes Down Scott Walker's Right-To-Work Law As Unconstitutional [View all]1StrongBlackMan
(31,849 posts)30. Absolutely! I still say some state legislator should draft legislation ...
called the Workplace Freedom to Negotiate Act.
It would allow any worker of a unionized workplace to opt out of paying union dues ... should they do so, they lose the union bargained for terms and conditions and protections, freeing them to negotiate individually with their employer for their wages and benefits, employment status (term of contract or at-will), work days and hours, etc.
I'm sure all this free rider wanna-bes will soon find the amount of their dues is more than fair as the find themselves working for as little as their employee is willing to pay ... strikes of one are not very effective.
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Court Strikes Down Scott Walker's Right-To-Work Law As Unconstitutional [View all]
silvershadow
Apr 2016
OP
Wont this now go to the SC in that state where a seat was stolen in election fraud?
Jackie Wilson Said
Apr 2016
#1
"A" seat??? How about the majority of the seats. It would be very difficult to overstate ...
Scuba
Apr 2016
#37
Absolutely! I still say some state legislator should draft legislation ...
1StrongBlackMan
Apr 2016
#30
It has to make a stop on the way, which it surely will. All I was saying is that when it does
silvershadow
Apr 2016
#11
Nor do I, though I wasn't expecting it to get to SCOTUS before the 9th Justice is
silvershadow
Apr 2016
#16
I am pretty sure we won't have to wait that long for the affirmation. There MUST be
silvershadow
Apr 2016
#19
Yep....................the state now has a confirmed Kochite on the court...........................
turbinetree
Apr 2016
#12
So are Gableman, and the "strangling judge" Prosser...et al still it is a victory _K&R
bobthedrummer
Apr 2016
#39
Our right to organize and form a union was infringed upon 30 years ago in Idaho.
Major Hogwash
Apr 2016
#32
Exactly. If I and my colleagues bust our nuts to get union representing (which often takes years),
silvershadow
Apr 2016
#27
AS a UNION member..................................as all union members and supporters...........
turbinetree
Apr 2016
#31
Yep. I forgot to mention that I call them "squatters". I have known a few Republicans in my day
silvershadow
Apr 2016
#33
It's VERY unlikely such a challenge will ever come before the U.S. Supreme Court.
branford
Apr 2016
#47
Ok, how about a little Fairness Doctrine then? And some optimism? Without that despair flourishes.
Dont call me Shirley
Apr 2016
#53
I agree whole heartedly we must win over the hearts and minds of voters to elect pro-union,
Dont call me Shirley
Apr 2016
#55
Not all media are our adversary, but the billionaire owned Main Stream Media, which is a large
Dont call me Shirley
Apr 2016
#57
On the job, if you want to keep your job, you do what the boss says. I got fired because I wouldn't
Dont call me Shirley
Apr 2016
#59
A demand for sex as part of employment is unlawful in every state and city in the country,
branford
Apr 2016
#60
But what I'm saying is that employers do illegal stuff all the time and get away with it. Including
Dont call me Shirley
Apr 2016
#61