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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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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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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I teach In Wisconsin. What’s a Union?
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That would be necessary if needed. Since many municipalities and states have obligations far beyond what they can fund/meet due to CBA hard line approach taken by unions this decision does not bother me in the least.
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You pander to unions just like you pander to other demographic groups in order to achieve one goal......votes for your office seat.
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"Corporate special interests"? You do realize, don't you, that this ruling had to do with only public sector unions. You might want to get someone on your staff who can explain things to you before you tweet about that which you don't understand.
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