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  AFGE Will Challenge Trump’s Illegal Directive Outlawing Federal Unions from the AMERICAN FEDERATION OF GOVERNMENT EMPLOYEES, AFL-CIO: AFGE | AFGE Will Challenge Trump’s Illegal Directive Outlawing Federal Unions

Lifeguard labor leaders violated union constitution, AFSCME panel finds  ‘Formal reprimand’ issued to Stein, deputies  from THE CHIEF-LEADER: Lifeguard labor leaders violated union constitution, AFSCME panel finds  - The Chief  

Trump’s order ends collective bargaining at agencies involved with national security f rom THE CHIEF-LEADER Trump’s order ends collective bargaining at agencies involved with national security - The Chief  

  They Are Going to Take Everything If We Don't Stop Them The government is going to destroy unions if we don't fight now. They Are Going to Take Everything If We Don't Stop Them

After securing $4 million settlement, FDNY inspectors union seeks follow-up suit   from THE CHIEF LEADER: After securing $4 million settlement, FDNY inspectors union seeks follow-up suit - The Chief

  New York’s Taylor Law: “No Strike or You’re Out!” for Public Employees from LINKEDIN   (12) New York’s Taylor Law: “No Strike or You’re Out!” for Public Employees | LinkedIn

The Fight Against the Taylor Law at the City University of New York Taking the Fight to CUNY  

Taylor Made The Cost and Consequences of New York's Public-Sector Labor Laws  from THE EMPIRE CENTER FOR PUBLIC POLICY Taylor Made - Empire Center for Public Policy

New York’s “Taylor Law” exists to stop strikes. Will the strike wave change it? from STRIKEWAVE   New York’s “Taylor Law” exists to stop strikes. Will the strike wave change it? — Strikewave

  United States The Origins of New York’s No Strike Clause The Taylor Law bars public sector workers from going on strike. From a Marxist perspective, what do strikes mean? And how did this draconian law come about to begin with? This is the first of two articles about the Taylor Law. from LEFT VOICE  The Origins of New York’s No Strike Clause - Left Voice

  Labor Movement [VIDEO] The Taylor Law: 5 Things You Need to Know and What It Means for Labor In New York State, the no-strike clause of the Taylor Law exists to make striking and work stoppages illegal for public sector workers. Teachers, nurses, postal workers, trash collectors and transit workers have been challenging these restrictions for the past 50 years. from LEFT VOICE  [VIDEO] The Taylor Law: 5 Things You Need to Know and What It Means for Labor - Left Voice

  Labor Movement The Taylor Law Can be Defeated Passing resolutions and lobbying Albany is not enough. If we want to take back the right to strike, we will have to use it. from LEFT VOICE  The Taylor Law Can be Defeated - Left Voice

Labor Movement What is the Taylor Law? The Taylor Law is perhaps best known for its no-strike clause. It is thrown around at union meetings in an attempt to strike fear into the heart of the rank and file. But what exactly is the Taylor Law? How does it work? This second article in a three-part series describes and explains the law itself. The next and last article will analyze several incidents in which the Taylor Law was challenged the outcomes of these challenges. from LEFT VOICE   What is the Taylor Law? - Left Voice

When Union Leaders Don’t Want to Strike from JACOBIN MAGAZINE When Union Leaders Don’t Want to Strike  

Killing the Taylor Law from THE CHIEF-LEADER Killing the Taylor Law - The Chief  

  Go IAM : NFFE-IAM Endorses Legislation to Reinstate Illegally Terminated Civil Servants from the NATIONAL FEDERATION OF FEDERAL EMPLOYEES/INTERNATIONAL ASSOCIATION OF MACHINSTS AND AEROSPACE WORKERS, AFL-CIO/CLC NFFE-IAM Endorses Legislation to Reinstate Illegally Terminated Civil Servants - IAMAW

  Fired NY corrections officer speaks out after wildcat strike Fired NY corrections officer speaks out after wildcat strike

  Federal Court Orders Reinstatement of Fired Probationary Federal Employees from the AMERICAN FEDERATION OF GOVERNMENT EMPLOYEES, AFL-CIO: AFGE | Federal Court Orders Reinstatement of Fired Probationary Federal Employees