Transport Workers Union Local 234 members working for Upper Darby Township unanimously voted Monday afternoon to authorize a strike that could start as soon as January 1. The overwhelming majority of the roughly 115 township employees who affiliate with the TWU filled the American Legion Post 214 meeting room and […]
Kyle Sammin: Open borders are anti-worker
Harris and the Democrats are trying to have it both ways.
By Kyle Sammin
Complaint: Union dues illegally funded Shapiro campaign in 2022
(The Center Square) – The Pennsylvania State Education Association funneled nearly $1.5 million in membership dues into Gov. Josh Shapiro’s 2022 campaign, according to a recent complaint filed with the state’s Office of Attorney General. In the 44-page document, the Freedom Foundation says the teachers union took extra steps to […]
G. David Sload: Casey’s ‘greed-flation’ figures don’t add up for most Americans
The failed policies of the Biden administration are really to blame for our economic problems.
By G. David Sload
Pennsylvania state court rules against union in worker dispute
At issue was a state law that compels unions to intervene in employer disputes on behalf of all workers in the unit.
By Christen Smith
Lawsuits allege government union officers engaged in dubious financial schemes
Firefighters and corrections officers file separate lawsuits against their union leadership in state court.
By Kevin Mooney
Pittsburgh Starbucks wants out of union
“The initial inclusivity that was kind of projected has turned into being the complete opposite,” one employee said.
By Anthony Hennen
Internal report accuses union presidential candidate of violent threats, abuses
The Communications Workers union leader faces multiple allegations of workplace misconduct. Will there be any consequences?
By Bradley Vasoli
Teen files complaint against Giant Eagle and union for allegedly trying to coerce union membership
The Pittsburgh-area resident claims that joining a union would violate his religious liberty.
By Todd Shepherd
David Osborne: Pennsylvania’s teachers unions care about lining their pockets — not about teachers or students
Pennsylvania’s largest teachers union spend 80 percent of members’ dues on administration, politics, and lobbying, an analysis shows.
By David Osborne