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In reply to the discussion: Supreme Court rules against public unions collecting fees for nonmembers [View all]Union Label
(551 posts)22. Moving to a civilized country is looking better and better
I dont recognize my country anymore.
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Supreme Court rules against public unions collecting fees for nonmembers [View all]
mahatmakanejeeves
Jun 2018
OP
So maybe the unions need to craft deals that explicitly grant benefits only to union members
cstanleytech
Jun 2018
#7
I think the ruling only affects public service unions. IBOT is unaffected. nt
JustABozoOnThisBus
Jun 2018
#81
The majorities were not enough as the ACA dmonstrated. We needed the blue dogs, and the ACA was
still_one
Jun 2018
#44
"The labor organizing bill has languished in Congress over the past year and a half..."
yallerdawg
Jun 2018
#61
When much of labor actually voted for Reagan against Carter, that started the whole mess
still_one
Jun 2018
#50
I think you have to go back a bit further to the last time progressive Democrats were dominant
yurbud
Jun 2018
#65
I don't get why everybody has all these ideas is was the people on our side that do these things
nolabels
Jun 2018
#85
It's allowing the equivalent of legal scabs getting the benefits without paying for the costs.
no_hypocrisy
Jun 2018
#19
yep - as a former CWA member, still card carry in retirement..the stewards who
asiliveandbreathe
Jun 2018
#24
Where were these voters in those critical swing states when every Democrat who ran for Senate in
still_one
Jun 2018
#21
Good argument - I didn't know a fee was charged to a non-dues paying member..
asiliveandbreathe
Jun 2018
#26
Exactly. The unions should not legally be required to represent non-paying members.
Freethinker65
Jun 2018
#59
Stake to the heart is a great word for it ... as in ... without this law/these fees ...
mr_lebowski
Jun 2018
#78
2 minutes ago They are done. No retirement announcements from any justices.
mahatmakanejeeves
Jun 2018
#34
AG Sessions brags that administration won all 4 cases where Justice changed positions from Obama adm
mahatmakanejeeves
Jun 2018
#37
Paying dues for UNION wages limits a persons right to free speech?? BS..........
Bengus81
Jun 2018
#46
I wonder how the police unions will handle it? They will still have ti provide lawyers for non dues
LiberalArkie
Jun 2018
#51
the decision is based on a lie. Even in deep blue California, political money is a separate, opt in
yurbud
Jun 2018
#64
Seems fair to not require everyone to pay dues, if you also don't require everyone to get benefits.
MadDAsHell
Jun 2018
#67
Used to be if you want to work at a union 'shop' you paid full dues. Cons have slowly eviscerated
mr_lebowski
Jun 2018
#80