Police Union Suing St. Paul For Releasing Video of Police Brutality Without Hiding Cop's Face
Cop still on the job even though the police chief says he wants to fire him
Public Unions
Prison Guards Fired in Connection with Officer's Death Ordered Reinstated
Accused of falsifying documents and lying to investigators
Prison Ordered to Hire Back Guards Fired over an Officer's Murder Because Everybody Else Was Awful, Too
Incompetence is not a firing offense when you work for the government. Even when it kills a co-worker.
BART Employees in San Francisco Strike over Having to Contribute to Own Pensions
Apparently contributing to your own retirement is like taking a pay cut
What About Zero Tolerance For Cops?
Instead of suspending kids for fake guns, how about firing police officers for being unqualified to wield real ones as a job?
Free Markets Are More Important Than Safety Regulations
Lessons from the recent tragedies in Texas and Bangladesh.
The Education Blob Gets Revenge
Working around the public education system can sometimes have terrible consequences.
New Orleans Seeks Deal With Firefighters Over Unsustainable Pension Fund
Fund's in "serious financial distress"
Public Safety Unions offer Reward for Boston Bombing Arrest
Police and firefighters chip in $50,000
Union Membership Plunges in Wisconsin
Now that folks can't be forced to join, they're making their preferences known
Retired TX Teachers Reject Effort To Fund Health Plan
Don't want taxpayers noticing just how much money is at stake
Lawmakers Push to Unionize Medical Interpreters in California
Would remain independent, but would have to pay dues to union
Union Greed Drives California to Bankruptcy
The Stockton example could encourage cities to view bankruptcy as something other than a last resort.
It's Not Just Teachers Unions Causing Public Education to Stagnate
It's the entire public education monopoly.
Former Labor Official Accuses Union of Unethical Practices
Too much creativity in padding the membership rolls
Pension Reform Battles Get Underway in Illinois (UPDATED)
Even modest changes are going to be a challenge, let alone shifting to a defined contribution plan
Eric Holder and Prison Guard Unions Agree: Sequestration Would Do Too Much Harm to the Prison Industrial Complex
Guards who will soon experience brief furloughs want to know, "Why aren't the inmates suffering more?"
Federal Government Spends Record-High on Union Work
Union officials getting taxpayer-funded salaries doing union work (to extract more taxpayer money)
Chicagoland: Police Demand Pay Raises, Bonuses for Living in Town, 911 Responses Limited, City About to Pay $4.1 Million for One Police Brutality Settlement Alone
Chicago agreed to a $33 million settlement over other incidents of police misconduct just last month
Judge Vacates Decision That Would've Forced Tulsa to Rehire Cop Investigated for Drug Trafficking
Arbitration ended with city forced to rehire
Bill Would Make Federal Employees Conduct Union Business on Their Own Time
Taxpayers wouldn't have to subsidize private activity
Court Upholds $5 Million Defamation Case Against Prison Union
Accused of ruining a man's name during a business dispute
Public Pension Plans Making Riskier Investments
Trying to hit those optimistic return guarantees
Will Even Modest Pension Reforms in California Stand?
Pension spiking bounces back and unions look for any excuse for an exemption
U.S. Union Membership, Both Rate and Number, Continues Dropping
Huge gap in number between older workers and younger
Jerry Brown's Budget Is a Boon to California Unions
The Golden State governor rewards public-sector workers while ignoring the state's tsunami of debt.
