2,824 Public Employees Helped Opt Out
18,000 Members
$323,875 Saved in Annual Union Dues
From a $60 million California campaign to union-funded political fights in Washington, Maryland and Massachusetts, organized labor is spending big. But how much do rank-and-file workers know about where the money comes from?
When a single labor board can enforce the law, judge the case, and effectively shield its decisions from independent courts, that’s not due process.
Contracts negotiated with the United Teachers Los Angeles have historically made it difficult to remove educators accused of misconduct quickly, even when allegations are credible.
At Americans for Fair Treatment, we believe workers should have freedom and choice — including the right not to have their dues used to fund political agendas they don’t support.
The unions that once claimed to stand for educators and students now stand only for politics.
Their focus should be on improving wages, working conditions, and safety, not interfering in federal law enforcement or fueling divisive political narratives.
