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Unions' Bark Worse Than Their Bite

What's Hiding Under the MASC?

Union Front Organizations the New Face of Big Labor

Legal Foundation Defends Clients Caught in a Catch-22

MEGA Madness and Big Labor Contradictions

Shedding Light on Michigan's Administrative State

Return of union dues skim threatens home health workers

Michigan’s largest unions have seen plummeting membership over the past decade

Our Accomplishments

Local Government Stories

Service Employees International Union

Union Omits $12K From Disclosure Form That Was Paid to Keep Health Care 'Dues Skim' Alive

Michigan Senate bills would revive dues skim for home health workers

By the Numbers: The Dues Skim

Government Incompetence At Its Worst – The Tragedy of the Forced Unionization of Home Health Care Workers

Stealth Unionization: The Walking Dead

How Do You Solve A Problem Like A Dues Skim?

Home Health Care Dues Still Being Skimmed

Benenson Strategy Group

Senate Shows Support For Ending Home Health Care 'Dues Skim'

The Cover Story For the 'Dues Skim'

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

By The Numbers

Ballot Petition Signatures Submitted in Home Health Aide Scheme

New Department of Health and Human Services Rule Would Reinstate Dues Skim

The End Is Near: 'Skim' Stopper Bill Headed To Gov. Snyder

Union Pushes Ballot Proposal To Keep 'Dues Skim' Alive

Supreme Court Ends Dues Skim Nationwide

The Stealth Election That Led To The Home Health Care 'Dues Skim'

The Expensive Mystery of “Project Cherrywood”

The Continued Collection of Monies From In-Home Caregivers

Supreme Court Rules Unionization Schemes Involving Home-Based Care Providers Are Illegal

Mackinac Center Heroes

Worker freedom and individual liberty

State Government Employee Unions Prosper in Midst of Recession

Union Activists Protest Opposition to Coerced Union Dues

Kansas Agencies Stops Helping Pro-ObamaCare Union

Home Health Care 'Dues Skim' Worse Than Previously Thought

MICHIGAN CAPITOL CONFIDENTIAL

The ‘Unionization’ of In-Home Caregivers in 2005

The Legislature Acts to End the Dues Collection

Practical and Political Aspects of the New Model

Reactions to Forced Unionization

Gov. Snyder Could Replace Board That Helped Facilitate Forced Unionization Of Home-Based Caregivers

Parents Forced to Pay Union Dues, Lawmaker Rakes In Health Care Money

How the Forced Unionization of Day Care and Home Health Care Providers Took Place

Union Loses $4.2 Million After Dues Skim Ends

Deception

Supreme Court Ends ‘Dues Skim’ Nationwide

Endnotes

Attorney General Orders Home Health Dues Skim to End

U.S. Supreme Court Agrees to Decide if Forced Unionization Violates Constitution

Michigan home health workers would be protected from dues skim if right-to-work is repealed

Forced Unionization Scheme Still Collecting Cash – Lawmakers Mystified

Stealth Unionization One Step Closer to Ending

Mackinac Center Legal Foundation Asks MERC to Reverse Forced Unionization of Home-Based Caregivers

Voters Reject Special Interest Power Plays

A Public Employee Union Response

Not Much Mystery Behind $9 Million Raised for Prop 4

U.S. Supreme Court Rules Home-Based Caregivers in Nine States Free from Union Dues Skim

Home Health Care Bill Signed Into Law

News Release: State Government Paid $17.6 Million to Unions in 2008, According to Documents Secured by FOIA Request

A New Model of Public-Sector Union Organization

Medicaid Dues Skim May Come To An End, After All

Line 5 is a Textbook Example of Environmental Versus Labor Concerns

Taylor announces concessions

Conclusion

The Intellectual Firepower Against Right-to-Work

MICHIGAN CAPITOL CONFIDENTIAL

Mackinac Wins 2019 State Policy Network Award

Prop 4 Op-Ed in Detroit Free Press Ungrounded

No Provisions for Higher Pay or Improved Work Conditions

Top 25 of 2014

Even After Right-to-Work, Unions Still Big Political Spenders in Michigan

Mackinac Center Applauds Federal Change Ending Dues Skimming

Ending the 'Dues Skim' in Michigan

Michigan Forces Business Owners Into Public-Sector Union

MERC’s Power to Approve the Unionization

Corporate Campaigns

Alabama Betrayal: Congressman Provides Tea Party Lessons

The Public Employee Union Problem

The Public Employee Union Problem

Forced Unionization Campaign Pretending 31-Year-Old Program Doesn't Exist

2013 In Review: Worker Freedom, Medicaid Expansion Took Center Stage

U.S. Supreme Court Discusses Right-to-Work For All Public Employees

Unionization Ruling Before The Supreme Court Could Be 'Huge'

We’ve Beaten Down the Union ‘Dues Skim’ in Michigan Again and Again

Small Biz vs. Big Labor

Better Late Than Never: An End To the 'Dues Skim'

Proposal To Keep Forced Unionization Intact – It’s All About The Money

A War of Ideas on All Fronts

All Five Constitutional Amendments Soundly Defeated

Supreme Court Reviews Forced Unionization

Appointments: A Rarely Recognized Gubernatorial Power

Labor Union Protests Outside Mackinac Center Office

Public Sector Unions’ Mixed Fortunes After Michigan Right-To-Work Law

Grading Michigan’s Labor Laws

What Unites the Tea Party Movement?

Strings May Be Attached When a Politician Has the Union Label

Flint nixes two administrative pay hikes

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