Posts tagged class-action lawsuit

    Wisconsin Employee Files Class Action Lawsuit to Defend Wisconsin State Law That Guarantees Workplace Freedom

    September 18, 2026 // Suit: Outdated federal precedents wrongfully permit union officials to block workers from stopping union dues payments

    WATCH: Washington state ordered to repay $120 million in skimmed teacher pension funds

    June 30, 2026 // More than 26,000 Washington state public school teachers finally won a decades-long class action lawsuit last week, in a fight over their retirement accounts. Thurston County Superior Court entered a final order last Thursday, June 25, siding in favor of the teachers in their case against the Washington State Department of Retirement Systems. The order requires DRS to return about $120 million of skimmed interest and investment returns into the retirement accounts of current and former teachers enrolled in the state retirement plan called TRS Plan 3.

    VIDEO: California Caregiver Exposes SEIU 2015 for Coercion and Silencing Members

    October 13, 2025 // In a video released today by the Freedom Foundation, Chaquan May, a California mother and in-home healthcare provider for her medically fragile daughter, exposes how SEIU 2015 has ignored, coerced, and trapped her in union membership against her will. May recounts how, despite multiple attempts to opt out over the past two years, the union continues to withhold dues and refuses to acknowledge her requests.

    New York’s Fastest-Growing Union Is Management’s Best Friend — and Some Workers Don’t Even Know They’re Members

    December 20, 2024 // Though she last worked for Five Borough two months ago, she stopped receiving pay stubs long before that, she said — paperwork that would have had to show deductions, including for union dues. Supervisors ignored her repeated requests for pay records, she said. Through such voluntary recognition deals with management, less than a decade after its founding, HHWA has exploded in size. It currently claims some 43,000 members, up from 14,141 in 2018. An investigation into Home Healthcare Workers of America by THE CITY, based on interviews with past and current members, legal records and other public statements, reveals that this fast-growing union is a tool of company management in the form of a labor organization.

    Kroger, Albertsons gained upper hand with Colorado workers through unlawful pact, lawsuit claims

    November 27, 2024 // The union for the chains’ employees had a weaker hand in negotiating wages because Albertsons agreed not to poach its rival’s workers during a strike, a complaint filed Monday alleges.