1-100 of about 2,403 matches for site:unionwatch.org site:unionwatch.org special
https://unionwatch.org/why-public-sector-unions-are-special-special-in...
Why Public Sector Unions are "Special" Special Interests | California Policy Center ABOUT Who We Are Contact Us Careers ISSUES COVID-19
https://unionwatch.org/which-special-interests-are-partisan/
Which Special Interests Are Partisan? | California Policy Center ABOUT Who We Are Contact Us Careers ISSUES COVID-19
https://unionwatch.org/category/corruption/
Fees Report October 23, 2019 / in Criminal Justice Reform , Finance , Public Safety , Research Studies , Special Interest Corruption / by California
https://unionwatch.org/the-special-privileges-and-exemptions-of-public...
The Special Privileges And Exemptions of Public Sector Unions | California Policy Center ABOUT Who
http://unionwatch.org/category/corruption/
Archives 2010 Archives Videos Quick Facts About Contact Donate Subscribe Currently viewing the category: "Special Interest Corruption" LAUSD Offer
http://unionwatch.org/tag/special-interests/
requires expanding government, and that priority comes […] Continue Reading → Why Public Sector Unions are “Special” Special Interests By Ed
http://unionwatch.org/tag/special-interest/
Archives 2010 Archives Videos Quick Facts About Contact Donate Subscribe Currently viewing the tag: "Special Interest" The Route
http://unionwatch.org/why-public-sector-unions-are-special-special-int...
Why Public Sector Unions are “Special” Special Interests | Union Watch Home Categories Union Watch Editorials Union Watch Highlights Current Compensation Retirement
http://unionwatch.org/which-special-interests-are-partisan/
Which Special Interests Are Partisan? | Union Watch Home Categories Union Watch Editorials Union Watch Highlights Current Compensation Retirement
http://unionwatch.org/tag/exemptions-special-state-laws-for-labor-unio...
Exemptions: Special State Laws for Labor Unions | Union Watch Home Categories Union Watch Editorials Union Watch
http://unionwatch.org/tag/big-labors-top-ten-special-privileges/
Big Labors Top Ten Special Privileges | Union Watch Home Categories Union Watch Editorials Union Watch Highlights Current Compensation Retirement Benefits Elections
http://unionwatch.org/the-special-privileges-and-exemptions-of-public-...
The Special Privileges And Exemptions of Public Sector Unions | Union Watch Home Categories Union
http://unionwatch.org/category/corruption/page/2/
Archives 2010 Archives Videos Quick Facts About Contact Donate Subscribe Currently viewing the category: "Special Interest Corruption" SEIU Motives
http://unionwatch.org/category/corruption/page/3/
Archives 2010 Archives Videos Quick Facts About Contact Donate Subscribe Currently viewing the category: "Special Interest Corruption" Farmworkers and
https://unionwatch.org/knox-v-seiu-a-new-hope-for-restraining-big-labo...
meant to end. They charged union and nonunion workers alike a “special assessment” for a
https://unionwatch.org/democrat-committees-unions-funneled-corporate-m...
offers yet another compelling example of how public sector unions and corporate special interests collude to
https://unionwatch.org/when-will-conservative-candidates-stop-acceptin...
and working families, and have instead caved to unions and special interest supporters,” Assemblyman Tim
https://unionwatch.org/advancing-the-union-agenda-a-more-mundane-silic...
presentation was scheduled as a “study session” at a May 8, 2012 “special” board meeting of
https://unionwatch.org/californias-government-unions-fight-reformers/
efforts, as well as undermine the initiative process itself, is worthy of special mention, and is
https://unionwatch.org/seiu-propaganda-lies-or-just-carelessness/
s website and is called by the proponents the “ Stop Special Interest Money Now Act
https://unionwatch.org/the-union-chokehold-on-california/
leader — endorsed Proposition 32, the ballot initiative that would have reigned in special interests, including enabling union
https://unionwatch.org/how-democrats-won-the-supermajority-party-laund...
s a confusing mess, and that’s exactly the point. Special interest groups hide in
https://unionwatch.org/conservative-politicians-and-public-safety-unio...
take over California’s cities and counties through political spending that dwarfs every other special interest should be obvious
https://unionwatch.org/does-police-union-power-erode-accountability/
citizen. A few years ago the Orange County Register reported on California’s special-license plate program that
https://unionwatch.org/government-unions-need-property-tax-increases-t...
a huge impact the budgets of cities, counties and special districts. Take schools, for
https://unionwatch.org/cta-dons-victim-guise-and-joins-ows-crowd/
2009. As a 501(c)(5), the union has a special tax exempt status with
https://unionwatch.org/public-employment-relations-board-thwarts-pensi...
these obscure agencies have proven to be nothing more than fronts for special interests. One of
https://unionwatch.org/california-legislature-targets-initiatives/
to qualify a state ballot initiative knows what an advantage the powerful special interests have in
https://unionwatch.org/government-employee-unions-the-root-cause-of-ca...
protect” California’s aspiring multitudes, but are in fact enabling the wealthy special interests they claim to
https://unionwatch.org/californias-looming-fiscal-disaster-sunshine-an...
in a column on November 13th, doomsday statistics regarding education matters are typically provided by special interest groups like the
https://unionwatch.org/californias-legislature-continues-to-propose-la...
to forestall an anticipated uprising of taxpayers against the most powerful special interest in California
https://unionwatch.org/kudos-to-the-california-federation-of-teachers/
money to schools serving low-income children – $13 billion – Provide additional money for special education – $12.2 billion
https://unionwatch.org/opportunity-re-knox/
California SEIU local attempted to end run these protections in a special 2005 election and
https://unionwatch.org/public-sector-unions-want-to-gut-prop-13-taxpay...
coattails” are alive and well in California. In a special election a few
https://unionwatch.org/union-watch-highlights-2/
dues and political action committees is the key to the special session on ethics reform
https://unionwatch.org/forming-a-bipartisan-consensus-for-public-secto...
Public Safety and National Security Agenda , June 18, 2013 Why Public Sector Unions are “Special” Special Interests , June 11
https://unionwatch.org/how-public-sector-unions-skew-americas-public-s...
Ring, who can be reached at editor@unionwatch.org Related Editorials Why Public Sector Unions are “Special” Special Interests The
https://unionwatch.org/what-percent-of-california-state-and-local-budg...
breaking down into $87.2 billion into the General Fund, $23.5 billion into “Special Funds,” $6.3 in
https://unionwatch.org/los-angeles-mayor-confronts-unions/
like many conscientious liberal politicians, he is realizing public sector unions have become a special interest that is not
https://unionwatch.org/author/kevindayton/
Agreements January 18, 2017 / 0 Comments / in Construction , Legislation & Regulations , Nonpartisan Union Reform , Special Interest Corruption / by Kevin
https://unionwatch.org/category/public-safety/
Fees Report October 23, 2019 / in Criminal Justice Reform , Finance , Public Safety , Research Studies , Special Interest Corruption / by California
https://unionwatch.org/4th-edition-released-california-charter-city-pr...
to exercise local control by setting their own prevailing wage policies. Needless to say, special interests that advocate for
https://unionwatch.org/union-engineered-voter-fraud/
ranks and pay them mandatory dues, exercise financial clout that can overwhelm most other special interests, particularly when most
https://unionwatch.org/california-budget-cuts-coming-expect-union-fear...
of unveiling his budget, an accelerated timeline that would allow a late-spring special election for potential
https://unionwatch.org/avoiding-the-oversimplifications-of-right-wing-...
referenced in the comments section of Sorrentino’s post is worth special mention here. Entitled “ All
https://unionwatch.org/election-lessons-for-education-reformers/
million. Their view was simply “money versus money.” But CTA is the biggest political special interest in California
https://unionwatch.org/will-california-union-officials-get-to-discuss-...
is a common practice for K-12 districts, community college districts, municipal governments, special utility districts, and
https://unionwatch.org/unions-win-first-victory-to-control-projects-fu...
and local governments would surely squander the borrowed billions from Wall Street on special interest enrichment schemes. Now
https://unionwatch.org/the-route-to-teacher-union-extinction-is-the-ot...
teachers unions. In my October 18th post , I wrote about Terry Moe’s book Special Interest: Teachers Unions and
https://unionwatch.org/fire-chief-of-17-person-district-takes-home-395...
a natural bias against cutting their own compensation. An attractive feature of California’s Special District model of
https://unionwatch.org/monterey-county-water-officials-abandon-bill-af...
a pipeline between two reservoirs to increase water storage. It needs a special provision in state
https://unionwatch.org/michigan-teachers-and-their-union-support-child...
But the story didn’t end there. Local school officials held a special board meeting on July
https://unionwatch.org/big-labors-intimidation-factor/
to this year’s election. To acknowledge our members’ hard work, a special guest from the
https://unionwatch.org/the-emerging-nonpartisan-public-sector-union-re...
to Work laws? 4. If elected, will you support legislation to end union officials’ special immunity from prosecution presently
https://unionwatch.org/the-decline-of-american-exceptionalism/
slip away as government becomes the “parent” from cradle to grave. Unions, special interest groups and
https://unionwatch.org/happy-sue-year/
but the privatization kind is the most threatening to various special interests because government-run
https://unionwatch.org/unions-and-obamacare-part-1-why-unions-want-exe...
a huge accommodation for the employer community,” while union requests for special favors have been “disregarded
https://unionwatch.org/redistributionist-politics-california-style-fro...
with increasing numbers of legislators from both parties capitulating to pressure from special interest lobbyists and
https://unionwatch.org/is-union-reform-partisan/
spending to Democrats? Could it be because unions are not grassroots organizations, but instead are special interests who have managed
https://unionwatch.org/race-for-california-governor-should-emphasize-e...
of the decision or settling it and calling the Legislature into special session to rewrite
https://unionwatch.org/legislature-adjourns-for-2014-property-tax-incr...
no longer in Sacramento listening to high-powered lobbyists for special interests that back more
https://unionwatch.org/federal-judge-smacks-calpers-on-sanctity-of-pen...
Wednesday upended the widely held belief that public workers’ pensions have a special status in California
https://unionwatch.org/for-what-are-taxpayers-thankful-in-2014/
for lawmakers who will defend their interests against great pressure for new taxes from special interests including public employee
https://unionwatch.org/california-teachers-union-on-trial/
the California Teachers Association. The California Teachers Association is the most powerful special interest in California
https://unionwatch.org/teachers-unions-on-the-road-to-extinction/
but teachers unions still have a Paleocene mentality. In his extraordinary book Special Interest , Terry Moe writes
https://unionwatch.org/tax-reform-government-union-style-equals-tax-in...
feed an ever growing government and the demands of tax hungry special interests. Because these two
https://unionwatch.org/the-preexisting-political-advantage-of-governme...
pro-forced unionism politicians, who in turn protect and expand union officials’ special privileges. This cozy relationship
https://unionwatch.org/california-union-uses-greenmail-manufacturer-ta...
teachers , and state and local government workers. Other laws give union contracts special status unavailable to
https://unionwatch.org/pension-funds-and-the-asset-economy/
it is their pension funds who pour more money into Wall Street than any other financial special interest, and who
https://unionwatch.org/latest-intimidation-tactic-is-a-public-relation...
no secret that the unions are deathly afraid of the Stop Special Interest Money Now Act
https://unionwatch.org/the-challenge-libertarians-face-to-win-american...
half-billion per two-year election cycle. They are by far the most powerful special interest in California
https://unionwatch.org/parents-fight-union-to-reform-failing-schools-i...
vacancy. Under its bylaws, ACSB has 60 days to either call a special election for a
https://unionwatch.org/unions-continue-efforts-to-suppress-california-...
shopping this weekend and encounter a signature gatherer who is talking about “special interests” or “payroll deduction
Allegiance to Teachers Union Leads to Rare Defeat of Sacramento Incumbent | California Policy Center
https://unionwatch.org/allegiance-to-teachers-union-leads-to-rare-defe...
arrogantly and blindly adhere to the political agenda of special interests are at greater
https://unionwatch.org/californias-government-union-attorney-general-b...
that view and prepared ballot language that rewarded two of her favorite special interest groups (and
https://unionwatch.org/parent-trigger-law-empowers-parents-to-stand-up...
in its entirety so that parent voices – not the interests of special groups demanding pay increases
https://unionwatch.org/union-watch-highlights-5/
s political payback. Governor Riley calls it an end to financing political activity by special interest groups. ( read article
https://unionwatch.org/will-california-voters-support-union-reform-2/
for the extent to which people feel decision making is driven by special interests, rather than made
https://unionwatch.org/union-watch-highlights-101/
labor is going far beyond supporting pro-labor politicians; they want to write themselves special privileges in the
https://unionwatch.org/how-a-basketball-arena-would-expand-the-unioniz...
few hours notice about a press conference to announce a special deal with the
https://unionwatch.org/why-middle-class-private-sector-workers-are-not...
invest in pension funds and have our 7.5% returns guaranteed by special new taxes on public
https://unionwatch.org/how-will-students-celebrate-labor-history-month...
panel, even though she was the only applicant who clearly represented a special interest group. In
https://unionwatch.org/the-shrinking-teacher-union-brand/
Of the 4,535,249 teachers employed in elementary, secondary and special education in 2014
https://unionwatch.org/calstrs-contributions-inadequate-unions-call-re...
with the richest pensions. Earth to Public Sector workers …. you are NOT “special” and deserving
https://unionwatch.org/indoctrination-a-must-read-for-parents-taxpayer...
of this rubbish… when they stop laughing, that is.) Rightfully, Olson reserves a special section for the
https://unionwatch.org/category/nonpartisan-union-reform/
in California. Why is there relentless pressure to increase them? And what special interests are paying for
https://unionwatch.org/visitors-from-outer-space-and-their-strange-ide...
post. On his worst of list, he accused Terry Moe, author of Special Interest , a brilliant
https://unionwatch.org/unraveling-what-happened-in-michigan/
services or, on the other side, more coercive powers for a special interest—well, that isn
https://unionwatch.org/the-looming-bipartisan-backlash-against-unioniz...
are you kidding? Tough Love says: August 27, 2014 at 3:29 pm Why, are you “special” and deserving
https://unionwatch.org/union-watch-highlights-56/
corrections officers, deputy coroner’s investigators and welfare fraud investigators, comprising the Special Peace Officers bargaining unit
https://unionwatch.org/unions-adopting-new-strategies-to-rebuild-membe...
follow his foot steps to fight the Thugs and Imperialistic Special Interest Group SEIU has
https://unionwatch.org/the-unholy-trinity-of-public-sector-unions-envi...
value, there ought to be minimal identity of interests between these three special interests. But if you
https://unionwatch.org/californias-2014-local-tax-proposals-the-costly...
advocates for higher taxes, advocacy backed up by campaign funding that dwarfs any other special interest. Even if they
https://unionwatch.org/issue-of-government-unions-divide-candidates-mo...
players regardless of sides, look no further than California’s two competitive State Senate special elections set for
https://unionwatch.org/teachers-are-overpaid-and-underpaid/
than those who regularly lose their court cases, etc. Why do we make a special case for education
https://unionwatch.org/how-the-seiu-operates-below-the-radar/
rights reserved. Developed by The Liberty Lab, Inc. Facebook Twitter LinkedIn PRIVACY POLICY Which Special Interests Are Partisan? Calculating
https://unionwatch.org/rifs-grifters-and-reality/
to and work in North County San Diego as a special education teacher. I am
https://unionwatch.org/utla-lausd-and-aclu-fiddle-while-children-dont-...
of inexperienced teachers. There are a few other minor considerations like a special education coordinator being placed
https://unionwatch.org/chicken-little-class-size/
of them. It is true that there are a few exceptions like certain special education classes where the
California's $12.3 Billion in Proposed School Bonds: Borrowing vs. Reform | California Policy Center
https://unionwatch.org/californias-12-3-billion-in-proposed-school-bon...
tactics and terms of lending would make sharks on Wall Street blush. These special interests have wasted taxpayers