When Unions Give You Lemons, Leave
Tara Rodriguez Tara Rodriguez

When Unions Give You Lemons, Leave

Employees who vote to unionize are often in for a rude awakening. Contract talks stall. Promised gains don't materialize. And dues keep getting collected whether the union delivers or not.

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Victory in Aspen, Colorado
Tara Rodriguez Tara Rodriguez

Victory in Aspen, Colorado

More than 60 percent of the location's employees signed cards saying they no longer wanted union representation.

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Victory in Ottawa, Ohio
Tara Rodriguez Tara Rodriguez

Victory in Ottawa, Ohio

Classified staff at Ottawa-Glandorf Local Schools are no longer represented by the American Federation of State, County and Municipal Employees (AFSCME). The union didn't even stay for the fight.

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A Hidden Driver of Rising Health Care Costs
Tara Rodriguez Tara Rodriguez

A Hidden Driver of Rising Health Care Costs

The average spending on health care is more than $15,000 per person per year, about six times more than we spend on groceries. One overlooked cause of dramatically rising health care costs: unionization.

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 The Union's Answer to Tough Questions: Get Out
Keith Williams Keith Williams

The Union's Answer to Tough Questions: Get Out

She asked to see the books. The union shut the door. Attorney and teacher Kelley LaBedz’s battle over transparency and due process ended in a landmark Florida ruling—and an ongoing fight for accountability.

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Union Appeals Florida Ruling
Tara Rodriguez Tara Rodriguez

Union Appeals Florida Ruling

Florida’s Public Employees Relations Commission issued a landmark ruling on union due process last month. The union has filed a notice of appeal.

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