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Government Workers Average Twice As Many Sick Days Per Year As Private-Sector Employees
Average state employee takes 10 sick days per year vs. four days in private industry
Union Will Use 'Any Legal Means' To Combat Members Who Want To Leave
Two former MEA local presidents question August-only resignation window
Proposed Michigan Law Would Protect Gun Owners
Pistol sales and permit records would not be subject to FOIA requests
January 18, 2013, MichiganVotes.org Weekly Roll Call
Compilation of significant bills before voting.
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State Hired More Employees To Administer SEIU 'Dues Skim' Than Oversee Right-to-Work Law
'Where were they when the unions were running around creating fake employers so they could siphon off money?'
MEA Memo Outlines Regrets and Possible Ways To Fight Right-to-Work Law
Union President: '[Recalls] are the least appealing of all the options'
Electric Car Owners Get a Free Ride in Ann Arbor
Another subsidy for those who can afford expensive EVs.
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Michigan Charter Schools a Smashing Success
New Stanford study most thorough analysis yet.
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Consumers Are Best Arbiters of Auto Market
Electric and hybrid vehicles take back seat at this year's Detroit auto show
New Study Shows Better Results For Public Charter School Students Compared To Students In Conventional Schools
Stanford University report took race, poverty level, English language learner and special education status into account
Collapse of Higher-Ed Bubble Draws Near
Michigan legislators, colleges unprepared for paradigm shift.
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The fallacy of a 'right-to-live' law
The fallacy of a 'right-to-live' law.
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Most of the Arrested Anti-Right-to-Work Protesters Have SEIU 'Dues Skim' Connections
Son of SEIU Healthcare Michigan president one of those facing charges
A Matter of Perspective
National recovery data looks different depending on the chart.
moreJanuary 11, 2013, MichiganVotes.org Weekly Roll Call
Introduction of new legislators!
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Michigan Poorer Than Average Of Right-to-Work States
Trends show RTW states growing faster in population, jobs and income
Supreme Court Justice's Problems Not Likely to Affect Generous Pension
With 20 years of judicial service, Justice Diane Hathaway could get $100K a year pension
Legislators Get Sworn In — And Get Cookies
Union protest was meant to shame those who voted for right-to-work bill
Activist Group Claims Government Subsidized Green Energy Projects Are Worthwhile
The free-market vs. government cronyism
MEA Spends More On Salaries, Benefits Than Member Representation
Union deficit, spending issues hit as Michigan becomes right-to-work state
Status Quo School Defenders: Money For Me, But Bad For Thee
Current administrators making over $200K per year fight changes to the system
Right-to-Work Gives Teachers a Choice
Unions aren't the only option if employees want protection
Association of American Educators offers an option.
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Michigan Congressional Republicans Split On 'Fiscal Cliff' Vote
Five of eight Republicans and all Democrats backed deal
Lawsuit Against Highland Park Schools Misguided
ACLU should acknowledge changes the district has made.
moreDecember 27, 2012, MichiganVotes.org Weekly Roll Call
Every Roll Call vote by every state legislator tallied for 2012
Read the 2012 MichiganVotes Missed Votes Report!
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School Officials Using Technology For Advocacy
District officials urge parents to take action against reform using Capwiz system
Your Favorites: Our Top 10 Stories of 2012
A 'horseshoer' with no horses, drunk teachers and right-to-work coverage were some of the most popular articles
County Prevailing Wage Law Could Add Millions To Taxpayer Costs
'Union-scale wages' means Muskegon County jail proposal will be extra pricey
District's Millage Urgency Claims Don't Match Facts
Alcona Community Schools official says money needed to stop flow of huge staff cuts
