In Illinois, Democrats tout pro-labor bona fides, but sometimes push back when their staffs seek unions – Chicago Tribune/Yahoo

In all three cases — that of the prosecutors, the legislative staff and the elections workers — employers have argued the law bars their staffs from unionizing. Advocates say the real hesitation of bosses to recognize unions is the unwillingness of even self-professed pro-labor employers to give up control over their staff.
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David F
11 months ago

Good we don’t need any more public unions bankrupting the state.

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