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To: Kaslin

Interesting. So since they have been ruled to be Not public employees, it would be a violation of their first amendment rights if they were forced to pay union dues.

But that means that IF they WERE public employees, it would NOT be a violation of their first amendment rights if they were forced to pay union dues?? Even this “win” feels like a lose when you have to twist, zig and zag that much to wiggle your way out from under union oppression.


4 posted on 07/19/2014 12:08:01 PM PDT by MWFsFreedom
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To: MWFsFreedom

When there’s a union shop, the deal is between a particular company and the union.

If ABC Home Health Care’s employees form a closed shop, it shouldn’t affect DEF Home Health Care’s right to provide services or GHI Home Health Care’s right (which may not even exist yet).

I don’t know if the closed shop rules apply to state government in the same way they would apply to a private business. But of course there can’t be a competitor to the State of Illinois Home Health Care.


7 posted on 07/19/2014 12:26:30 PM PDT by scrabblehack
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