As legislative Republicans plan to fast-track a right-to-work bill to Gov. Scott Walker’s desk beginning this week, Wisconsin’s labor unions are preparing to push back.
Unions begin right-to-work pushback, but size of protests uncertain
Hundreds of union members and supporters march into the State Capitol during March 2011 a rally to protest Gov. Scott Walker's bid to strip bargaining rights from most public workers. This time around, Walker says he will sign legislation banning forced union membership in the private sector, which is expected to spark smaller protests.
The Senate and Assembly have called themselves into session to consider right-to-work bills.
In a ruling that's expected to affect similar cases, a state appeals court said citations against a participant in the daily Capitol protests …
State prosecutors will not appeal a state appeals court decision upholding the dismissal of a ticket against a man taking part in a daily sing…
Gov. Scott Walker said Friday he would sign right-to-work legislation that Republicans plan to fast-track through the state Legislature beginn…
