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Freedom Foundation Takes Janus Enforcement Effort National
Freedom Foundation has filed an “friend of the court” brief on behalf of itself and client Joseph Johnson in Hoekman …
Another day, another union forgery attempt foiled
For the third time, the Freedom Foundation has obtained a successful outcome for a Medicaid-compensated homecare provider whose signature was …
Proposed Amendment Sinks AFSCME’s HB 3029, Catches Union Leader in A Lie
One of the few bills specifically requested by the American Federation of State, County and Municipal Employees (AFSCME) during the …
RICO and Forgery at Oregon SEIU
“Could you imagine if you or I forged someone’s signature to steal money from their paycheck? “We’d be in jail! …
Judge’s Ruling Underestimates the Students’ Suffering, Overestimates UTLA’s Integrity
Superior Court Judge Mary Strobel’s decision on Thursday to deny a temporary restraining order against United Teachers of Los Angeles …
First-Of-Its-Kind Personal Injury Lawsuit Alleges UTLA Harming Students by Keeping Schools Closed
(LOS ANGELES) — The Los Angeles Unified School District and the union representing its 30,000 teachers both cite concern for …
ODOT Employee Sues Union, Invokes Racketeering Provisions
(EUGENE, Ore.) — Staci Trees isn’t the first Oregon public employee to file suit against her union over its refusal …
SCOTUS Asked to Invalidate Union Maneuvering In Washington’s I-1501
“What if the state of Washington passed a law that gave the reigning political party access to certain state-controlled, speech-enabling …
Freedom Foundation’s Supreme Court Appeal Backed by A Long List of Amicus Briefs
The Freedom Foundation’s recent appeal of a potentially game-changing labor reform lawsuit to the U.S. Supreme Court has attracted some …
SCOTUS Asked to Invalidate Deceptive, Discriminatory Union Ballot Measure
Five years ago, Washington state voters were the victims of a massive fraud perpetrated by the state’s government unions. Now, …
