[Navy Patriot]

Major government unions lose over 200,000 members after Supreme Court's workers' rights ruling

Well, there is some good news today ...

[Chad C. Mulligan]

It’s a start. There should be no such thing as a union of government employees.

[olivia3boys]

I work for a federal agency—in my agency, staff are covered by the union whether they pay union dues or not. They are optional.

[Beowulf9]

The Unions are just another name for the protection raquet.

[libertylover]

since the Supreme Court ruled in 2018 that government employees could not be forced to pay a union to keep their job,

You'd have to be a foam-at-the-mouth Democrat to ever think that was a good/fair idea.

[aimhigh]

Would have been 300,000, but the unions are forging signatures on membership cards.

[minnesota_bound]

They should be no state or federal unions. They negotiate raises for themselves at others expense.

[taxcontrol]

I believe this will be indirectly reflected in the 2022 election at the state and local level.