AFFT in Fox Business: Labor unions renew fight against USPS vehicles being built in South Carolina instead of Wisconsin
Americans for Fair Treatment CEO, David Osborne, was featured in Fox Business
2,824 Public Employees Helped Opt Out
18,000 Members
$323,875 Saved in Annual Union Dues
2,824 Public Employees Helped Opt Out
18,000 Members
$323,875 Saved in Annual Union Dues
Americans for Fair Treatment CEO, David Osborne, was featured in Fox Business
A favorite talking point of union officials is that employees need a union in order to make more money. But a little bit of digging shows that just isn’t true. As the number of American workers who belong to unions continues to drop, union officials have blamed labor laws they
Americans for Fair Treatment study was featured in Heartland Daily News
The National Education Association (NEA) helped write and continues to advocate for sexual education standards that encourage public school teachers to discuss gender identity, gender expression and sexual orientation with children, despite parental concerns that these discussions are often more ideological than educational. The NEA used member dues to help
Members of the House Labor and Industry committee today passed a collection of public sector labor reform bills – HB 844, HB 845, HB 2042, and HB 2048 – that have garnered support from public employees across the state. Rochelle Porto, a special education teacher in the School District of Philadelphia, explains why
Yesterday, I went to the federal government’s new website to order COVID-19 tests for my family. I was directed to a site run by the United States Postal Service (USPS). After I filled in my information, I scrolled down the page to read the fine print. I don’t always do
Unions have a reputation for helping out the “little guy,” and protecting the powerless against the powerful, but in some instances, officials will protect their own interests first, even if it comes at the expense of workers. Case in point: New York City assemblyman Ron Kim just called out one
The officers represented by the Law Enforcement Employees Benevolent Association (LEEBA) weren’t aware their union president allegedly stole hundreds of thousands of dollars from their benefits fund until one of them tried to go fill a prescription at a pharmacy and was told their pharmaceutical benefit no longer existed. After the FBI got involved,