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Freedom Foundation CEO Statement Celebrating the Fourth Anniversary of Janus v. AFSCME
“It’s been four years since the landmark U.S. Supreme Court ruling in Janus v. American Federation of State, County and …
Lawsuit challenges AOCE’s opt-out bluff
(Eugene, Ore.) — The Freedom Foundation filed a federal lawsuit on June 22nd on behalf of four Oregon corrections officers …
Lawsuit alleges union denying ‘fair representation’ to nonmembers
(EUGENE, Ore.) — A group of Oregon corrections officers have filed a lawsuit against their former labor union, alleging it: …
Biden cozies up to his union handlers
Just in case further proof were needed, Joe Biden on Tuesday confirmed once and for all who’s to blame for …
Survey of Connecticut teachers reveals teachers’ true opinion of union activities
Several weeks ago, the Freedom Foundation hosted an informational webinar for teachers in Connecticut, informing them of their right to end their union membership.
AFSCME settles suit, agrees to stop seizing nonmembers’ vacation hours
(CINCINNATI, Ohio) — Likely sensing imminent defeat, leaders of the American Federation of State, County and Municipal Employees (AFSCME) Ohio …
Another new week, another 100 former union members
I love Mondays. Many people dread the end of the weekend, but not everyone has an exciting and fulfilling job …
California union forges another signature to keep a member locked into paying dues
(LOS ANGELES, Calif.) — A court reporter for the Los Angeles Superior Court is asking for a preliminary injunction against …
Memorial Day: Safeguarding the freedom purchased with their lives
World War II legend Omar Bradley once famously stated that, “As far as I’m concerned, war itself is immoral.”
Educator Uses Former Union Fees To Help Human Trafficking Victims
When the Freedom Foundation helps public employees escape from their union, it’s always based on the principle that it’s their dues money and they, not the union leadership, should be the ones deciding how to spend it.
