unions
New federal tool brings transparency to union spending
The U.S. Department of Labor has launched a new tool designed to make union financial disclosures more accessible to members, employees, and the public. While unions have been required to file annual financial reports for decades, the department’s…
After Wisconsin limited union power, student…
Wisconsin’s bold reforms under Gov. Scott Walker’s leadership that curtailed government union power…
When teachers’ unions turn schools into political…
Classrooms should be places where students are not pressured or guided to support one side of…
Teachers’ union directs millions to social justice and…
An analysis of recent federal labor filings reveals a familiar pattern in the priorities of the…
Minnesota union forced to refund dues
A Minnesota public employee’s workplace rights were recently affirmed after his initial attempt to…
Liability insurance makes up 0.2% of teacher union budget
Liability insurance is often touted as a major union perk, yet it makes up only a sliver of teacher union spending. Recent financial reports show that Education Minnesota — the state teachers’ union — allocates less than 0.2 percent of its overall…
More teachers say ‘no thanks’ to union membership
Across the state, more educators are choosing to step away from union membership, according to…
Don’t let your PAC refund ghost you this Halloween
Today is the last day Education Minnesota union members can request a refund of the political action…
Classrooms could close as Minneapolis teachers’ union…
The Minneapolis Federation of Educators (MFE) has voted to approve a strike, signaling escalating…
Strike clouds gather over Minneapolis district
The Minneapolis teachers’ union has set a strike authorization vote if no agreement on the 2025-27…
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