But it means that unions in all states will have to work harder to convince workers to become and stay members - and pay the regular fees that support administrative staff and other activities. AFSCME Council 31 - doesn’t mean the end of unions at public institutions, since some faculty and other employee unions are thriving in right-to-work states that ban such fees. Supreme Court on Wednesday ruled 5 to 4 that non-union-member public employees don’t have to pay “fair share” or “agency” fees to the unions that represent them in collective bargaining and, in many cases, grievances.
In a decision that has to the potential to gut public-sector unions, the U.S.
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