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In the end, we all benefit from transparency. Well…most of us
What could be better than a win-win? How about a win for everyone except politically driven union leaders who put …
Amicus brief filed in unions’ latest case of forgery
In the wake of a 2018 U.S. Supreme Court ruling affirming that government employees can no longer be forced to …
Freedom Foundation to Supreme Court: “The First Amendment applies to attorneys, too.”
The Freedom Foundation recently contributed a brief in a case currently pending before the United States Supreme Court that asks …
Roundtable events a valuable resource for teachers disgusted by their union
Last fall, the Freedom Foundation’s Pennsylvania outreach team began conducting in-person teacher roundtables that brought together K-12 educators from across …
Freedom Foundation Fights Capital Gains Tax In Court: Judge Hears Oral Argument
The Freedom Foundation and opponents of Washington’s new capital gains tax fired the first live volleys of the struggle on …
9th Circuit Hears Seven Freedom Foundation Appeals in One Morning
(PORTLAND, Ore.) — “After listening to all the arguments this morning, it appears to me that AFSCME Council 31, back …
Ohio’s unions keep up the pressure as their control slips away
The Freedom Foundation in Ohio has not relented from its goal of helping public employees understand their rights. And now …
Unions Attack Freedom Foundation Following December Outreach
If you’ve been following closely, you already know that in December 2021, the Freedom Foundation helped more than 4,500 public …
Report: Labor unions received tens of millions in federal COVID relief they weren’t eligible for
Hundreds of labor unions — including numerous teachers’ unions — and related organizations received $36.7 million in federal funds through the federal Paycheck Protection Program for which they were legally ineligible, according to a new Freedom Foundation report released today.
Profiting from a Pandemic: How Ineligible Unions Collected Millions in Federal COVID Relief Funds
Between creation of the Paycheck Protection Program by Congress in March 2020 and passage of the American Rescue Plan in March 2021, as many as 226 forgivable loans totaling $36.7 million were provided to labor unions and related organizations that were statutorily ineligible for the funds.
