American Experiment on Employee Freedom
Employee Freedom Articles
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PCA union takes choice as well as voice from Minnesota families
I met Kris Greene several years ago. We were in federal court, listening to arguments in a case she and other parents brought in an attempt to stop Gov. Mark Dayton from inviting a union to speak f...
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The perfect defeats the good as Dayton vetoes pension bill
Gov. Mark Dayton did not just veto a tax bill last week that passed with an overwhelming legislative majority. He also vetoed the pension bill, which was crafted under the Pension Commission leadershi...
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Employee Freedom Posts
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Alaska governor working quickly to defend public employees’ First Amendment rights
Last year’s Janus v. AFSCME decision by the U.S. Supreme Court freed public employees from being forced to financially support a government union, but the affected states are not fully in compliance...
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Proposed Worker’s Choice Act would expand worker freedom
A Worker’s Choice Act recently introduced in the House would give private sector employees in a unionized workplace freedom to independently negotiate their employment terms with their employer if t...
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It’s time for unions to collect their own dues
The government should not be playing a role in helping union labor officials collect their money. Unions, like other non-charitable organizations, need to be responsible for collecting their own dues....
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Center of the American Experiment wins awards for research and advocacy with nationwide impact
Center of the American Experiment announced its work was recognized with two major awards, highlighting the nationwide impact of its research and advocacy. The awards were presented last week at State...
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Minnesota doesn’t inform public employees
There are still too many public employees who are being kept in the dark about their rights. Here are six things every government worker should know regarding union membership. ...
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