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Dartmouth, MIT, Vanderbilt Graduate Students Challenge Forced Unionism

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Foundation-backed students defend rights as union bosses seek more power at universities

HANOVER, NH – In New Hampshire, Dartmouth graduate student Benjamin Logsdon sought free Foundation legal aid against Graduate Organized Laborers of Dartmouth (GOLD-UE) union officials.

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Puerto Rico Police Bureau Employees Foil Anti-Janus Scheme

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Federal court strikes down discrimination against workers who exercised First Amendment rights

SAN JUAN, PR – Vanessa Carbonell and other employees of the Puerto Rico Police Bureau won big at the Puerto Rico District Court. Their Foundation-won decision forces their employer and the union to stop violating their Janus rights.

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DOJ Attorney Challenges NTEU Union Bosses’ Attempt to Grab Control Over Justice Department Divisions Ahead of Admin Change

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Filings: Federal Labor Relations Authority’s decision to approve unionization attempts in Civil Rights and Environmental divisions violates precedent

WASHINGTON, DC – A veteran Department of Justice trial attorney has just submitted two filings challenging a last-minute attempt by the National Treasury Employees Union (NTEU) to gain monopoly bargaining control over attorneys at the Civil Rights Division (CRT) and Environmental and Natural Resources Division (ENRD).

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