Amendment 1: Expanding Public-Sector Collective Bargaining In Illinois Would Restrict Worker Freedom And Increase The Cost Of Government – Forbes

In Illinois, residents will vote on Amendment 1 to decide what matters will fall under the scope of public-sector collective bargaining. Expanding the scope of collective bargaining would undermine worker freedom by eroding workers’ ability to set their own terms with employers, while also significantly increasing the cost of government in Illinois.
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Freddy
3 years ago

This is the result of past collective bargaining. There are over 780 pages of people getting $100K+ pensions. Look at contribution which in many cases were picked up whole or in part by taxpayers. Look at lifetime expected payouts
https://www.taxpayereducation.org/wp-content/uploads/2021/06/2021-top-100000.pdf

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