Millionaire Union Boss Compares Ohioans to Nazis
By: Jason Hart (Diary) | May 7th at 04:00 PM |
Ohio Association of Public School Employees (OAPSE) Executive Director Joe Rugola, who last week compared supporters of workplace freedom to Nazis, was paid $253,351 in member dues during the union’s most recent fiscal year. Joe Rugola At a May 1 press conference, Rugola decried workplace freedom as “extreme.” Asked by reporters why 24 states already have workplace freedom laws on the books if the policy is | Read More »
Union Front Can’t Name One Right Revoked by “No Rights at Work”
By: Jason Hart (Diary) | February 26th at 03:00 PM |
Union campaign committee We Are Ohio cannot name a single right that would be revoked by a “No Rights at Work” law, which would give workers the freedom to opt out of paying union dues. Questioned about workplace freedom after the topic came up at the group’s February 19 “State of the Worker” press conference, We Are Ohio responded only with disjointed propaganda. Media Trackers | Read More »
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AFSCME Uses Forced Dues to Promote Obama, Pummel Romney
By: Jason Hart (Diary) | October 11th at 04:00 PM |
American Federation of State, County and Municipal Employees (AFSCME) Council 8, one of Ohio’s largest public employee unions, has mimicked D.C. union bosses by releasing a steady barrage of pro-Obama, anti-Romney communications through its website. As reported by Media Trackers in July, AFSCME Council 8 pushes liberal politics on its members using money taken from their paychecks.
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Big Labor’s Big Campaign Spending
By: Jason Hart (Diary) | December 17th at 11:38 AM |
Boiled down to the essentials, union backing of leftist politicians is good business: Democrats push policies that benefit union bosses at the expense of employers, customers, and often the unions’ own members. This is doubly true of public unions; of course someone who gets rich taking money from government workers wants bigger government! The case for union reform is tough to make due to Big | Read More »