The people who run the unions, though, and who are presumably elected by your employees want to push contributions overwhelmingly to one group.
Glenn Grothman: “The people who run the unions, though, and who are presumably elected by your employees want to push contributions…”
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Grothman questions the political bias in union contributions affecting employee decisions.
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