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Union Forgery, Corruption Lawsuits Teed Up Before SCOTUS
(WASHINGTON, D.C.) — The U.S. Supreme Court will begin the New Year by considering whether to hear arguments in several lawsuits …
Lawsuit challenging SEIU ‘Issues Fund’ surcharge heads to 9th Circuit
Eight Oregon public employees represented by the Freedom Foundation are taking their challenge to SEIU 503’s “issues fund” assessment for politics to the Ninth Circuit Court of Appeals.
Oregon State Government, SEIU Engaging in State-Sanctioned Fraud
(SALEM, Ore.) –The 9th Circuit Court of Appeals ruled in favor of Oregon’s largest public-sector labor union, Service Employees International Union 503 (SEIU 503), in two decisions dismissing lawsuits by …
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! …
For SEIU 503, It’s About Money and Power. End of Story
SEIU 503 — Oregon’s largest and most militant public employee union — tells a lot of lies, but none so often or as laughable as the whopper about its selfless concern for its members.
SEIU Settles Case, Issues $1,500 Refund Check
Money talks — especially money that flows freely from the pockets of guilty union officials.
Our business is freeing workers from union bondage — and business is good
Ten days into the month of August and the Freedom Foundation’s Oregon office has already filed another forgery lawsuit against …
SEIU 503 Loses Over 100 Members in Less Than A Week
In the past week alone, SEIU 503 has lost another 100 members from its already dwindling ranks among Oregon state employees.
Oregon Union Claims Fake Signature Binds Employee to Pay Dues
For most of his 10 years as an Oregon state employee, Christopher Zielinski paid his union dues without a beef and had no reason to question the quality of representation he was getting from SEIU 503.
SEIU 503 State Employee Membership Continues to Decline
The leaders of Service Employees International Union (SEIU) 503 have spent the past year vehemently denying a June 2018 U.S. Supreme Court
