Nearly 1 in 5 leave Illinois government union since getting a choice – Illinois Policy

“I was in the AFSCME union and we just got no backing at all. The entire time I was president they never took up any grievance that we brought to them. Not one,” said John Moss. In 2022, less than 21% of AFSCME Council 31’s spending was on representing workers, according to its report with the U.S. Department of Labor.
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Giddyap
2 years ago

The Janus case ruling liberated workers from the theft of wages by union racketeers

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