Advertisment
Your Story
Federal appeals court upholds bargaining law
A federal appeals court says Governor Walker's controversial collective bargaining law is constitutional.
The seventh district court of appeals released its ruling this afternoon.
It overturns the decision of U.S. District Judge William Conley. He determined that unions shouldn't have to hold elections every year, to retain their official status. He also ruled that the law illegally blocked the automatic withdrawal of union dues.
Seven unions filed the lawsuit in 2011.
The seventh district court of appeals released its ruling this afternoon.
It overturns the decision of U.S. District Judge William Conley. He determined that unions shouldn't have to hold elections every year, to retain their official status. He also ruled that the law illegally blocked the automatic withdrawal of union dues.
Seven unions filed the lawsuit in 2011.
posted : January, 18th by WHBY
WHBY LATEST NEWS
So there it is, the hat in question.
If you saw three women walking around in the Fox River Mall…
posted by Philcast 1 hour ago
I mentioned on the PhilCast yesterday that I had also found a couple of additional photos from circa 1985 at…
posted by Philcast 1 day ago
The vicious twister that hit Moore has left destruction and death unlike most that we witness. Some areas of town…
posted by Daves Blog 2 days ago
Advertisment
