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Unions Defy Supreme Court on Mandatory Dues, Suit Says

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Unions are defying the Supreme Court’s Janus ruling on forced dues.Kevin Mooney reports:  

Labor unions are collecting dues from public employees without their “affirmative consent” in defiance of a Supreme Court ruling that state laws requiring nonunion government workers to make such payments are unconstitutional, a new lawsuit alleges.

The Freedom Foundation, a free market think tank based in Washington state, joined with the National Right to Work Legal Defense Foundation to sue on behalf of 10 government employees in Oregon who argue that union dues or fees should not be deducted from their paychecks after they officially resigned from their union. […]

The lawsuit, filed Nov. 20, names as defendants Local 503 of the Service Employees International Union and Council 75 of the American Federation of State, County and Municipal Employees, as well as several  government agencies.

[Kevin Mooney, “Unions Defy Supreme Court on Mandatory Dues, Suit Says,” The Daily Signal, December 4]

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