The Supreme Court agreed Tuesday to decide whether public employee unions must get special permission before spending some workers' dues on political causes, accepting an appeal from the state of Washington that involves fees paid to the Washington Education Association. At issue is whether the union needs teachers to say "yes" before the fees can be used for political causes or whether teachers must specifically object to having a portion of their fees spent for that purpose.
September 27, 2006 at 12:00 AM
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The Supreme Court agreed Tuesday to decide whether public employee unions must get special permission before spending some workers’ dues on political causes.
Justices accepted an appeal from the state of Washington that involves fees paid to the Washington Education Association by teachers who decline to join the union.
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