For more than a century, unions have organized to lift up the voices of workers who were otherwise unheard, and fought for fair pay, safer working conditions, and better benefits.
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Today’s #SCOTUS decision is a loss for working people and yet another win for corporate special interests that have spent decades funding political campaigns and lawsuits designed to chip away at workers’ rights.
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Democrats will continue to stand up for workers and their right to be treated fairly on the job, and I urge all Republicans in Congress who claim to care about the economic security of the middle class to work with us to strengthen the rights of workers.
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So now,
@SCOTUS weakens our right the bargain in good faith while babies are being kidnapped, asylum seekers are imprisoned and millions of friends over the globe are banned from coming here at all. Allies are lost. Dictators friended and the lot of us left to die w/o insurance - 3 more replies
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the "service" they were paying for was to share expense of negotiating the contract that they benefited from as a nonmember.....now they're free to freeload......maga
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You really should read it (and would know it has nothing to do with corporate special interests). This must just be a talking point you have ready ahead of time. https://www.supremecourt.gov/opinions/17pdf/16-1466_2b3j.pdf …
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But, Senator, this decision doesn't apply to corporations or special interests, only public sector employees...
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How much money have you accepted from the Unions?
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