A unanimous state appeals court today upheld Wisconsin’s right-to-work law, ruling while unions may have to spend resources in representing employees who do not pay them dues, that is not an unconstitutional taking.
Instead, the 3rd District ruled, the right-to-work law only precludes unions from requiring non-members to pay dues for that representation.
“Similarly, Act 1 does not require labor or...
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