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Smackdown2019

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5. So big brother is getting into matters not their own

Reply to Omaha Steve (Original post)

Thu Oct 7, 2021, 09:28 AM

Oct 2021

If that had happened contracts never would settle between the employer and employees, thus financially ruin unions. The good faith on negotiations would be a joke on the employer side.

Second, financial dealings between unions and employees are a internal matter amongst themselves, employer has no standings on that.

Some unions do not have their dues withhold from paychecks, most unions do.

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Judge: Missouri must collect union dues from prison workers [View all] Omaha Steve Oct 2021 OP

Couldn't the association just have billed their members directly for the dues? MichMan Oct 2021 #1

Many people won't pay if it's not taken out of their check through payroll deduction madville Oct 2021 #2

People pay all kinds of obligations every month with checks or automatic withdrawals MichMan Oct 2021 #3

Pick whatever you want as an example or nothing at all madville Oct 2021 #4

I believe it was state law that stopped them from paying dues on their own Omaha Steve Oct 2021 #7

So big brother is getting into matters not their own Smackdown2019 Oct 2021 #5

absolutely... myohmy2 Oct 2021 #6

The state didn't steal anything, they just didn't withhold the dues from paychecks MichMan Oct 2021 #8