With a year left on its contract, the Western Michigan University's
professors' union is trying to get a 9-year extension done by the March
deadline that would give union members the right to not pay dues or fees
as a condition of employment at the school.
That would lock everyone represented by that union into paying dues or fees until 2023.
Michigan Capitol Confidential obtained a draft of the proposal of the plan, which was verified by union members. It was drafted Jan. 23. The agreement would be a collective bargaining agreement known as a “union security agreement” (USA) that would be separate from the regular contract that covered wages and benefits.
Read more: http://www.michigancapitolconfidential.com/18225
That would lock everyone represented by that union into paying dues or fees until 2023.
Michigan Capitol Confidential obtained a draft of the proposal of the plan, which was verified by union members. It was drafted Jan. 23. The agreement would be a collective bargaining agreement known as a “union security agreement” (USA) that would be separate from the regular contract that covered wages and benefits.
Read more: http://www.michigancapitolconfidential.com/18225
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