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WSJ: Unions Act as if They’ve Already Lost

The Supreme Court has only just announced it will hear Mark Janus’s case, but labor unions are already acting as if they’ve lost. Mr. Janus, a state employee in Illinois, wants to stop paying union “fair share” fees, which ostensibly cover the cost of collective bargaining. If he wins, public workers in states like Illinois, California and Minnesota—which don’t have “right to work” laws—could be freed to keep their money if their union isn’t delivering value. Read More (Subscription Required): https://www.wsj.com/articles/unions-act-as-if-theyve-already-lost-1506983855?mg=prod/accounts-wsj