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Mandatory Agency Dues: Beneficial Or A First Amendment Violation?, Steph Nathaniel

GGU Law Review Blog

Unions have long been recognized as a major cornerstone to American culture – they have helped ensure fair wages, hours, and benefits for American workers for over a century. However, the question has continuously come up in legal discourse of whether unions modernly maintain their importance and effectiveness as exclusive bargaining representatives. This question raises an array of issues – one of those being whether public employees should be required to pay union dues when they are not members and do not support the union.

A case recently before the Supreme Court could end laws in 22 states that requires …

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Holderby V. International Union Of Operating Engineers [Dissent], Jesse W. Carter

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A union member seeking reinstatement following payment of delinquent dues was not entitled to relief in court, as he had not yet exhausted his administrative remedies by appealing within the union its denial of his reinstatement application.