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Employment
July 30, 2018
Research & Commentary: New York Seeks to Bypass Janus – and Unions Stand to Benefit
In this Research & Commentary, Matthew Glans examines several proposals in New York that would undermine state workers’ rights and benefit public unions.
Employment
July 27, 2018
The Leaflet: The End of Dues-Skimming Could Finally Be Near
This week's Leaflet discusses the controversial practice of union dues-skimming, and the proposed action by the Center for Medicare and Medicaid Services that may soon end the practice.
Employment
July 20, 2018
Research & Commentary: Ohio Licensing Boards Should Prove Their Value to Taxpayers
In this Research & Commentary, Matthew Glans examines a new proposal in Ohio that would rein in licensing boards’ power by establishing legislative oversight and requiring the boards to prove they are truly needed to ensure public safety.
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Entitlements
July 19, 2018
The Leaflet: Moving from Welfare to Work
This week's Leaflet examines existing welfare work requirement laws and their effects thus far.
Health Care
July 1, 2018
Getting Organized at Home: Why Allowing States to Siphon Medicaid Funds to Unions Harms Caregivers and Compromises Program Integrity
In this paper, Maxford Nelsen examines how several states have skimmed dues from Medicaid home care providers, sending these funds to public unions.
Employment
June 21, 2018
The Leaflet: Millions May Soon Gain the Right to Work
SCOTUS' upcoming Janus has the potential to put personal freedom back into the hands of workers and forever change the role of unions in the U.S. workforce.

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Employment
July 30, 2018
Research & Commentary: New York Seeks to Bypass Janus – and Unions Stand to Benefit
By Matthew Glans
In this Research & Commentary, Matthew Glans examines several proposals in New York that would undermine state workers’ rights and benefit public unions.
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July 27, 2018
The Leaflet: The End of Dues-Skimming Could Finally Be Near
By Arianna Wilkerson
This week's Leaflet discusses the controversial practice of union dues-skimming, and the proposed action by the Center for Medicare and Medicaid Services that may soon end the practice.
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July 20, 2018
Research & Commentary: Ohio Licensing Boards Should Prove Their Value to Taxpayers
By Matthew Glans
In this Research & Commentary, Matthew Glans examines a new proposal in Ohio that would rein in licensing boards’ power by establishing legislative oversight and requiring the boards to prove they are truly needed to ensure public safety.
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July 19, 2018
The Leaflet: Moving from Welfare to Work
By Arianna Wilkerson
This week's Leaflet examines existing welfare work requirement laws and their effects thus far.
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July 1, 2018
Getting Organized at Home: Why Allowing States to Siphon Medicaid Funds to Unions Harms Caregivers and Compromises Program Integrity
By Maxford Nelsen
In this paper, Maxford Nelsen examines how several states have skimmed dues from Medicaid home care providers, sending these funds to public unions.
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June 21, 2018
The Leaflet: Millions May Soon Gain the Right to Work
By Arianna Wilkerson
SCOTUS' upcoming Janus has the potential to put personal freedom back into the hands of workers and forever change the role of unions in the U.S. workforce.
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June 19, 2018
Research & Commentary: How States Are Preparing for SCOTUS’ Janus Decision
By Matthew Glans
In this Research & Commentary, Matthew Glans discusses the upcoming Janus decision and how states are reacting to the potential changes.
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June 12, 2018
Research & Commentary: Fargo Considers Minimum Wage Hike
By Matthew Glans
In this Research & Commentary, Matthew Glans examines a proposed minimum wage increase in Fargo, North Dakota and the potential effects on the cities economy.
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May 11, 2018
The Leaflet: One-Quarter of All U.S. Workers Need Government Permission to Work
By Arianna Wilkerson
Several states are in the process of reforming occupational licensing laws. Existing licensing laws are unnecessary, causing increased prices, decreased services, and lost jobs.
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May 2, 2018
Research & Commentary: Ending Prevailing Wage Could Save Michiganders Millions
By Matthew Glans
In this Research & Commentary, Matthew Glans examines a referendum that would repeal Michigan’s prevailing wage.
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