The majority abandons a longstanding test that provided certainty and predictability and replaces it with an ambiguous standard that will impose unprecedented bargaining obligations on multiple entities.
Kline criticizes a board decision for creating uncertainty in labor negotiations.
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We owe it to them to set aside our political differences and come to the table to find a bipartisan solution that secures their future.
Part of the way we need to approach these solutions is to adopt reforms that address the structural flaws within the plans.
No one voted for me in less than 35 days, and I would afford employees the same opportunity to be able to make an informed decision with regard to choosing their union representation.
There is nothing fair or excusable about a 75-year-old retiree with health care concerns finding out that the pension he was promised just isn't funded.
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