The Wisconsin Supreme Court has reversed lower court rulings on employee unions in the state fighting de-certification. The unions had argued the state’s Employee Relations Commission over-stepped its authority when it de-certified two locals. The Act 10 state law, backed by Governor Scott Walker, requires annual re-certification elections for state and municipal employees. The two unions missed a yearly deadline by one hour. The high court determined the commission does have the power to de-certify collective bargaining groups if they don’t file election work before the deadline.
Wisconsin Supreme Court Decides Against Unions
Mar 1, 2018 | 3:39 PM
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