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State Lawmakers Invite a Local Emergency Manager by Disregarding Michigan’s History

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Walker Lesson: We Can Stand Up To Big Unions

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Commentary: House GOP Still Flailing Around on Pension Reform

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Walker Opponents: ‘Shhh, Don’t Mention Collective Bargaining’

Ads by unions, Democrats now focused on other issues

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GOP Congressman Under Fire For 'Detroit Union Boss Agenda'

Construction trade groups says Rep. Thad McCotter voted to exclude non-union construction from public projects

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Wisconsin Dems, Unions Could Claim Victory Even If Gov. Scott Walker Wins

Dems could regain Senate control, but victory might be short-lived

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District's Union Contract Ensures Bonus Money For Teachers

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Battle With 'Overzealous' Tax Hunters Continues

Confusion in Michigan tax code still reigns

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Superintendent Worries Teaching Less Attractive Than Factory Work

Howell administrator says pay not nearly enough

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Commentary: Michigan Licensing Laws Must Change

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SEIU Sues State, Governor to Keep Home Health Care 'Dues Skim' Money Flowing

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Ecorse Cuts Police OT in Half Once Union Contract’s Restrictive Language Was Removed

'Extreme' language in contract made fiscal responsibility nearly impossible

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Learn to be a Citizen Watchdog

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Teacher Union Poverty Claims Fail Fact Test

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'Irrational' licensing requirements force painters, floor sanders, glaziers to give time and money

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Labor Group Targets Disabled Rehab Program Participants For Unionization

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Town Votes Down Windmill Plan, Board Moving Ahead Anyways

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Attorney General Orders State To Stop SEIU 'Dues Skim'

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Attorney General Orders Home Health Dues Skim to End

Illegal scheme continued despite law explicitly stating providers are not government employees

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Michigan's Competitiveness Depends on Defined Benefit Reform For Teachers

State could save $10 billion by the end of the decade

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Teacher and Spouse Make $140K Per Year, 'Adamant' That Their Children Will 'Never' Be Educators

Rockford Public School teacher says he, other teachers are the 'scorn of the Republican Party'

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Improve Michigan’s Economy with Alcohol Sales at Farmers Markets

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Reality Check: Is Teacher Pay So Low They Cannot 'Eat and Have a Life'?

Starting Michigan teacher salaries comparable to other professions

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Government-Backed Green Energy Company Sweetens Package For Top Executives Despite Mounting Problems

In SEC filings, A123 Systems raises 'substantial doubt on the Company's ability to continue'

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Oops, House Committee Chair Not Sure How Union-Friendly Language Got Into Teacher Pension Bill

Private contractors would be classified as public employees, possibly subject to unionization efforts

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