Less than two months after Gov. Scott Walker closed the payroll dues deduction pipeline, state employee unions face some ugly financial realities after spending $40 million on Wisconsin’s state Senate recall elections.
It may be the last hurrah for government-employee unions in Wisconsin as they raid their piggy banks and slash overhead — including wholesale firing of staff — because budget-repair bill labor reforms let government workers decide whether to pay dues.
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