A Look At The Left-Wing Groups The National Education Association Supports
Second of a two-part series
Detroit Bailout Bill Leaves Taxpayers On The Hook For New Pension Underfunding
Committee version guts original pension reform bill; full House could vote today
The Detroit Bailout and Meaningful Pension Reform
Looking at the 'grand bargain' for the city
School Districts That Privatize Usually Pay Teachers More
Districts that privatized said they saved money, improved services
Experts To Rebut Claims of Opponents Protesting Detroit Pension Reform Plan
Reformers under pressure from unions, who prefer broken status quo system
In-State Renewable Energy Mandate Could Be Eliminated In Ohio
Michigan legislators have not acted to end mandate
Bill Would Bring Public Notice Rule Changes
Proposal would allow legal notices to be published online
Hypocrisy Over Private Organizations 'Profiteering' Off Education System
MEA says profits bad for some, good for education establishment
MEGA Failure: Job Projections From Michigan Tax Credit Program Rarely Came True
Only 2.3 percent of projects met projections
Cost of School Millage Approvals Inflated Because of Prevailing Wage Law
Taxpayers hit with an extra $35 million in costs because of law that favors labor unions
MEA Economist Ignores Billions In Education Spending
'The Truth About Funding' video repeats union's inaccurate claims
State Government Playing Favorites With Food Providers
Marquette co-op receives hundreds of thousands from state taxpayers
Measure Would Ban Enforcement Of Woodstove Emission Regulations
Bill from Sen. Casperson would be pre-emptive strike against federal regulations
Stricter Rules Proposed For Taxpayer Funded Bridge Cards
Bill would end cash withdrawals, make direct payments for some living expenses and add photos of recipients to cards
Union Surrenders Member Benefits To Keep Unenforceable Clause In Contract
Some teachers could lose as much as $12,700
States Spending Less Money On K-12 Education Get Better Results
States with most improved NAEP scores spending much less than Michigan
Despite Shortage Of Bus Drivers, Union Wants Worker Fired For Not Paying Dues
Right-to-work law allows Wyoming Public Schools to protect employee
Attorney General: School District Violating State Law By Automatically Deducting Union Dues
Wayne-Westland says appeals process not exhausted
Teamsters Drop Case Requiring Non-Members Pay Unfair Fee
Mackinac Center Legal Foundation wins case against union; Teamsters will pay Foundation's legal fees
Poll: Voters Say Small Business Will Suffer Most With Minimum Wage Increase
Michigan residents also say they will tip less
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