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The Effect of Proposal 4 on the Unionization of In-Home Caregivers

By Derk Wilcox, published on Oct. 23, 2012

Proposal 4, however, would enshrine in the state constitution collective bargaining power for the SEIU or any subsequent union representing in-home caregivers. The many legal objections to, and laws against, the previous unionization would be removed, at least prospectively. The provisions of Public Acts 45 and 76 of 2012 would be circumvented for in-home caregivers, who would not otherwise be considered public employees.  

ISBN: 978-0-9883921-2-0, SKU: S2012-09
S2012-09

An Analysis of Proposal 4 of 2012: The Unionization of In-Home Caregivers

  • Executive Summary*
  • Introduction: The Provisions of Proposal 4
  • The In-Home Care Program
  • The Importance of Collective Bargaining in Proposal 4
  • The ‘Unionization’ of In-Home Caregivers in 2005
  • The Legislature Acts to End the Dues Collection
  • The Continued Collection of Monies From In-Home Caregivers
  • Questions About the 2005 In-Home Caregivers Unionization
  • The Effect of Proposal 4 on the Unionization of In-Home Caregivers
    • The New Public Employer-Employee Relationship Under Proposal 4
    • No Provisions for Higher Pay or Improved Work Conditions
    • Requirement That Caregivers Pay Union Agency Fees
  • Other Provisions of Proposal 4
  • The Principles of Unionization at Issue in Proposal 4
  • Conclusion
  • Appendix
  • Endnotes

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