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High School in Australia
As an education policy observer, one of the most alarming weaknesses of the monopoly system prevalent in this country is the large number of high school dropouts.
Union Lawyer’s Justification for Keeping Initiatives off Ballot Fails the Laugh Test
My inner cynic keeps telling me a Clallam County judge’s decision last week to schedule a full-blown trial on the merits of two labor-reform initiatives the Freedom Foundation has been supporting in Sequim is simply a diversionary tactic to keep the measures in limbo until after the Nov. 4 general election.
The Hypocrisy of the Public Sector Unions
Unions take the very action today they cried foul of last year.
Media Mentions – Week of September 28, 2014
David Boze – The Freedom Foundation’s Maxford Nelsen on his ‘Living Wage’ WSJ piece on his WSJ piece ‘Living Wage’ …
Judge Proves to be Huge Disappointment, Citizens Press on to Vindicate their Rights
‘Genuine Issues of Material Fact’ Must Be Resolved with Full-Fledged Trial
Are City Unions Democratic?
As four cities around the state consider local initiatives to allow city employees to opt out of paying forced union dues, unions are getting creative in coming up with arguments against increasing employee choice.
Shelton Commissioners Ignore State Law, Refuse to Send Labor Reform Initiatives to Public Vote
Last week, the Shelton City Commission formally decided to ignore the initiative process and silence the voices of concerned citizens seeking to change their local government.
Union Contracts Add to State Budget Difficulties
WFSME’s $1.1 million ‘investment’ in Inslee’s campaign could produce a return of $3.7 million in additional dues revenue
Changing the Game: Citizens Go on Offense
For decades, Washington’s public-sector unions have dominated the state’s political landscape. But the tide is turning. Citizens throughout the state are partnering with the Freedom Foundation to challenge the status quo.
Union Contracts Add to State Budget Difficulties
WFSME’s $1.1 million ‘investment’ in Inslee’s campaign could produce a return of $3.7 million in additional dues revenue
