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House Passes Collective Bargaining Blast From The Past
06/21/23 11:40 AM - Comment(s)
Seniority would play a role in deciding which classes K-12 instructors can teach, while discipline would become a subject of collective bargaining under legislation that passed the House Tuesday afternoon on a strictly party-line vote.
(Source: MIRS.news, Published 03/13/2023) Ask voters if they support a law that "nobody be required to pay dues or fees to a union in order to hold a job," and 60% of Michigan voters will say yes.
(Source: MIRS.news, Published 09/06/22) Former Gov. G. Mennen Williams was the first governor to lead the walk across the Mackinac Bridge in June 1958, a tradition that was later moved to Labor Day and was continued for 57 continuous bridge walks until Monday.
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