The special status of police and fire unions under the state's collective bargaining law is creating an unfair divide between public safety workers and the rest of the government workforce, which has lost union rights and take home pay, labor and management leaders say.
Special collective bargaining status for police and fire unions causing problems
Monday, January 9, 2012
Lincoln Hills worker says he was sent home for wearing union T-shirt; Department of Corrections investigates | Wausau Daily Herald | wausaudailyherald.com
"The next step if they don't retract this policy or ban wearing green (union) T-shirts to work is we're going to sue them," Bauch said.
Lincoln Hills worker says he was sent home for wearing union T-shirt; Department of Corrections investigates Wausau Daily Herald wausaudailyherald.com
Lincoln Hills worker says he was sent home for wearing union T-shirt; Department of Corrections investigates Wausau Daily Herald wausaudailyherald.com
WisPolitics.com: WSEU: Walker’s bureaucrats bully workers at Lincoln Hills
Not satisfied stripping worker rights – they now want to strip workers’ of their clothes
WisPolitics.com: WSEU: Walker’s bureaucrats bully workers at Lincoln Hills
WisPolitics.com: WSEU: Walker’s bureaucrats bully workers at Lincoln Hills
Worker sent home for wearing union T-shirt | Wausau Daily Herald | wausaudailyherald.com
An official with the American Federation of State, County and Municipal Employees, or AFSCME, said today that longtime Lincoln Hills School employee Ron McAllister was sent home Thursday without pay for refusing to take off a T-shirt with the AFSCME logo on it.
Worker sent home for wearing union T-shirt Wausau Daily Herald wausaudailyherald.com
Worker sent home for wearing union T-shirt Wausau Daily Herald wausaudailyherald.com
DOC rule changes worry corrections officers | Fond du Lac Reporter | fdlreporter.com
“Union workers had protections in the contract and all those protections have been lifted with the passage of Act 10,” said Marty Beil, executive director of the state employees union.
DOC rule changes worry corrections officers Fond du Lac Reporter fdlreporter.com
DOC rule changes worry corrections officers Fond du Lac Reporter fdlreporter.com
Candidates Back State's Right-to-Work Bill - WSJ.com#printMode
Former Massachusetts Gov. Mitt Romney and Texas Gov. Rick Perry both voiced their support in the Republican presidential debate Sunday for so-called right-to-work legislation in New Hampshire.
Candidates Back State's Right-to-Work Bill - WSJ.com#printMode
Candidates Back State's Right-to-Work Bill - WSJ.com#printMode
Continuing Assault on Unions - NYTimes.com
Voters, unionized or not, should recognize the new “right to work” push for what it is: bad economics and cynical politics.
Continuing Assault on Unions - NYTimes.com
Continuing Assault on Unions - NYTimes.com
Unions stay on convention sidelines - POLITICO.com Print View
AFSCME political director Larry Scanlon said while unhappiness with Obama is still percolating within union ranks, turning out the vote for Democrats will be a yearlong process, not just one beginning with the convention.
Further Scanlon said that “a lot of the discontent has softened” as the Obama administration has become more outspoken on the side of the middle class, rolled out its jobs program and made the NLRB appointments despite GOP opposition.
AFSCME plans on coming out full force in Charlotte, assisting delegates and using soft money to help union members in contested races at the convention.
Unions stay on convention sidelines - POLITICO.com Print View
Further Scanlon said that “a lot of the discontent has softened” as the Obama administration has become more outspoken on the side of the middle class, rolled out its jobs program and made the NLRB appointments despite GOP opposition.
AFSCME plans on coming out full force in Charlotte, assisting delegates and using soft money to help union members in contested races at the convention.
Unions stay on convention sidelines - POLITICO.com Print View
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