Michigan worker groups strip union bosses of collection powers, sue others

Published July 23, 2024 8:38am ET



(The Center Square) – Nearly six months after the Michigan Legislature repealed Right to Work laws, more groups of workers are taking action against what they say are coercive measures of some unions to collect fees.

Mechanics from Brown Motors in Petoskey and drivers from MV Transportation in Ypsilanti successfully voted recently to remove their union officials’ powers to collect union dues from nonunion members.

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