Labor-union membership in Illinois and surrounding states
Labor-union membership in Illinois and surrounding states
Illinois has the second-highest labor-union participation rate among neighboring states.
Illinois has the second-highest labor-union participation rate among neighboring states.
Illinois lawmakers now have at least one model on which to base necessary reforms.
Pam Harris’ victory in the Supreme Court, and Laura Baston’s application of that ruling, have cut SEIU dues-skimming by 40%.
While the state waits for the Supreme Court’s SB 1 ruling, Gov. Bruce Rauner and other lawmakers are working up a pitch to amend the state constitution.
April showers bring May flowers, but all March gave us was 53 new corruption stories in Illinois.
Over the recession era, Indiana’s workforce grew by 53,000 people while Illinois’ workforce shrank by 200,000 people. If Illinois’ workforce size were benchmarked to Indiana’s over the recession era, Illinois’ unemployment rate would be 10.3 percent today.
Nearly 2 in 5 workers in the U.S. need government permission just to do their jobs.
Tax revenues in Illinois are up 22.5 percent over pre-recession highs, while 30 other states are collecting less tax revenue today than they were before the recession began.
HB 2717 would give taxpayers access to spending and decision-making documents