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Special Legal Notices to Workers in Michigan
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Learn How to Exercise Your Janus Rights
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THE FOUNDATION IN ACTION
Videos spotlighting Foundation cases
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FIND OUT IF YOU LIVE IN A RIGHT TO WORK STATE
A majority of states protect worker freedom
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FREQUENTLY ASKED QUESTIONS
Read detailed & helpful answers to questions about your rights
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College Park MOM’s Organic Employees Slam Union Officials with Charges for Election Interference
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New filings detail that UFCW bosses cornered employee in bathroom and engaged in other intimidation tactics ahead of vote on forced-dues requirements
WASHINGTON, DC – Nora Ricse, an employee of MOM’s Organic Market in College Park, MD, is asking a federal labor board to rerun a “deauthorization election” she and her colleagues requested to strip United Food and Commercial Workers (UFCW) union bosses of their power to force workers to pay dues.
National Right to Work Foundation Issues Legal Notice to NYC Nurses Subject to NYSNA Strike Order
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As strike continues, notice reminds nurses wishing to return to work that they must resign their union memberships to avoid potentially ruinous strike fines
WASHINGTON, DC – Today, the National Right to Work Legal Defense Foundation issued a special legal notice for New York City-area nurses subject to New York State Nurses Association (NYSNA) union bosses’ recent strike order against five major hospitals.
Sacramento St. Hope Educators Ask Federal Labor Board to Hold Vote to Eject SCTA Union Officials
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Majority of St. Hope teachers support union decertification vote, petition submitted to National Labor Relations Board
SACRAMENTO, CA – A majority of educators for charter school operator St. HOPE Public Schools are requesting a vote to end Sacramento City Teachers Association (SCTA) union officials’ bargaining power over their schools.
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What are my rights under Janus v. AFSCME?
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Can I be required to be a union member or pay dues?
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What if I want to continue working during a strike?
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How can I resign my union membership?
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What are my rights if there is a “card check” organizing drive at my workplace?
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How do I eliminate forced union dues from my workplace?
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How do I eliminate the union from my workplace?
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