Workers Will Ask the Supreme Court to Recoup Dues Money
Workers seeking to take back millions in forced dues plan on taking their case to the Supreme Court after federal appellant judges rejected their class action suit.
Bill McMorris
Bill McMorris is a staff writer for the Washington Free Beacon. He joins the Beacon from the Franklin Center for Government and Public Integrity, where he was managing editor of Old Dominion Watchdog. He was a 2010 Robert Novak Fellow with the Phillips Foundation, where he studied state pension shortfalls. His work has been featured on CNN, Fox News, The Economist, Colbert Report, and numerous print publications and radio stations. He lives in Alexandria, Va, with his wife and three daughters. His Twitter handle is @FBillMcMorris. His email address is mcmorris@freebeacon.com.
Mass. Revolt
A lawsuit is asking the Supreme Court to overturn a Massachusetts rule that prohibits companies from campaign contributions while exempting unions from similar restrictions.
Passengers Will Pay for New NYC Wage Hike
Uber passengers in New York City could soon see drastic fare increases after the de Blasio administration voted to set a $17 minimum wage for all ride-sharing drivers.
Religious Station No Longer Faces Penalty for Practicing Faith
After a seven-year legal battle America’s largest religious media company no longer faces the prospect of violating its faith to comply with Obamacare’s contraception mandate.
Pension Fix Deadline Passes
A joint committee will not meet its deadline on legislation intended to bolster struggling pension plans.
Pennsylvania Workers Sue Labor Board
Pennsylvania school bus drivers are suing the federal government for preventing them from holding a vote to cut ties with their union.
Suit: Oregon Unions Restrict Resignation
Oregon workers are asking a federal court to do away with policies that limit their ability to cut financial ties with labor unions.
Patently Offensive
An elderly tech inventor is accusing the federal government of personally targeting him to block him from patenting his life’s work.
Northeastern Workers Battle Forced Dues
A pair of healthcare workers in the Northeast have filed lawsuits alleging that labor leaders have blocked them from resigning even after the Supreme Court ruled that mandatory public sector membership is unconstitutional.
Right to Work Wins Out in Kentucky
Labor unions were dealt another blow in Kentucky after the state supreme court upheld its right to work law.
