Cardinal Blase Cupich weighs in against proposed Chicago labor ordinance – Crain’s*

In an unusually public move, Cupich today sent a letter to Mayor Lori Lightfoot and all 50 aldermen asking them to oppose a pending proposal that would require Catholic Charities to sign a labor peace agreement with union officials. Such a pact wouldn’t necessarily result in staffers being unionized, but it would likely result in higher wage and related costs—costs Cupich says the archdiocese can’t afford to pay.
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Tom Paine's Ghost
3 years ago

Union scum can’t attract members – and their luscious gravy train of member dues – by providing desirable services to workers. Instead they bribe Democrat politicians to thuggishly enforce membership. Soon federal law will allow right to work for everyone in America.

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