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Yo I got £410 in a tax refund. What should I get?

what is that in money dollars

537 in McBucks

wait a second

The U.S. Supreme Court on Wednesday dealt a big blow to organized labor, ruling that non-members cannot be forced in certain states to pay fees to unions representing public employees such as teachers and police, shutting off a key union revenue source.

muahahaha

thought we'd slip that one by

Labor Unions could force public employees to pay union fees if they weren't in the union?

that's fucking crazy

yes

they do it here

well they can't do that shit anymore

unions are the most fucked up shit ever

these faggots are basically commies

Reuters spun that like it's a bad thing

>big blow to organized labor

it's a cult

if someone's in a union, don't even bother trying to discuss it

it's one thing to be in the union

but FORCING people who aren't in the union to pay dues is robbery

except unions get monopolies on jobs

and basically extort the cities/counties to enact gay shit

I can't believe the government allowed that before

fucking crooked fucks

unions are a big pyramid scheme

and anyone that has drank the kool aid will froth at the mouth if you even suggest that unions are a racket

"“This case was nothing more than a blatant political attack to further rig our economy and democracy against everyday Americans in favor of the wealthy and powerful,” public-sector unions including the American Federation of State, County and Municipal Employees (AFSCME), the union directly involved in the case, said in a statement."

hahahah

of course

these people are crazy

Two dozen states had required agency fees. The ruling means that the estimated 5 million non-union workers for state and local governments who have paid them can stop

i think it's in the terms of their employment

so they're agreeing to it

but yeah it's still fucked

Unions contend that mandatory agency fees are needed to eliminate the problem of what they call “free riders” - non-members who benefit from union representation, for example through salary and working conditions obtained in collective bargaining - without paying for it.

now that's greedy

it's a scam

I don't want to do something that benefits someone else