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Measure Would Open Doors To University Board Meetings

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U.S. Supreme Court Accepts Case to Give 'Right-to-Work' to All Public Employees

Court could end compulsory union 'agency fee' payments for government workers

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New State School Super Favors Merit Pay for Teachers

Brian Whiston wants 'incentives' based on subject and location, plus higher starting salaries

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Study: They Spend Millions, but Minimal Transparency Required for Government Union Finances

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Public Sector Unions Vague About How They Spend Dues Money

Many members have trouble finding out financial details

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Most Michigan Teachers Leave Before Qualifying For a Pension

MPSERS is a bad deal for educators

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Top 1 Percent Paid 15 Percent of State Income Tax While Bottom 33 Percent Received Millions

Tax filers making up to $16,000 received $245 million more than they paid

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Michigan Has Third Largest GDP Growth Since Recession

Only two oil boom states did better

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Should Government Set Prices for Reselling Tickets?

Repeal of ticket scalping ban on hold in the Michigan Senate

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EPA Eyeing That Saturday Afternoon BBQ at the Park

Feds studying emissions from residential barbecues

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Teachers Union Promotes Website Telling Dissident Member 'Go to Hell'

MEAMatters posts personal attacks on teacher who wants to leave union

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MEA Lauches Personal Attack Against Dissident Teacher, Releases Confidential Information

Mary Davenport questioned union’s value in widely distributed letter

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SEIU Affiliate’s Revenue Cut in Half After 'Dues Skim' Ended

SEIU Healthcare Michigan dues collection went from $11.3 million to $5.4 million

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Invasion of Privacy? Tax Assessors Taking Photos on Private Property

Township employee ignores no trespassing warning and posts photos online

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Schools Receiving More and More Money, But it Goes to Pensions

State Representative votes against K-12 budget over district's 'serious' financial situation

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The Real Story About Highland Park Schools

Not easy to turn around long-lasting damage from mismanagement

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MEA Skips Testifying on Bill Ending Its Pension Spiking Arrangements

Past MEA presidents spiked their public pensions using six-figure union salaries

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High Taxes Promote Black Market Cigarettes in Bordering State

Indiana offers drive-thru service to buy cheaper cigarettes than Michigan

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Ruling Upholds the Right of Public Employees to Resign From Union Whenever They Want

MERC unanimously outlines intention to throw out MEA's 'August window'

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Union Approves Contract Freezing Members’ Salaries to Keep the Dues Flowing

Midland paraprofessional union urges district to violate law to get fees

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Michigan’s Economic Recovery More Than Just the Auto Industry

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Auto Insurance Reforms a Good Start

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Film Tax Credits Don’t Grow the Economy

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Sen. Gary Peters Wants Higher Minimum Wage — Except for His Unpaid Interns

But senator wants others to be subject to wage mandates

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House Road Plan Leaves Plenty of Money for Pure Michigan Campaign

Threats that plan to fix roads jeopardizes state's tourism campaign is a red herring

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