Pro-union ordinance aimed at Chicago nonprofits draws rebukes, including from the Archdiocese – Chicago Tribune/MSN

Brad Tietz, of the Chicagoland Chamber of Commerce, told aldermen that nonprofits and hospitals the chamber represents would be “devastated” by the ordinance, suggesting that nonprofits may opt out of seeking city contracts entirely because of the requirement. Nonprofits that contract with the city’s public health and family and support services departments provide services for children, seniors, people experiencing homelessness, victims of domestic violence and patents needing mental healthcare.