When it comes to collecting ‘fair share’ fees, abolishing the practice would be the only outcome that’s truly fair to workers across the country.

The five major government unions in Illinois spent a combined $46 million in political campaigns from 2002 to 2014.

Big spending at hotels, holiday parties and retirement events is financed by forced dues.

Illinois’ biggest public-sector unions fail to meet the standard for nonprofits.

In 2013, SEIU Healthcare Illinois-Indiana spent a total of $1.5 million on such things as hotels, air travel, rental cars, and restaurants and catering. These “extras” represent the money of 3,092 members and nonmembers, or 3.3 percent of the union’s total membership.

House Speaker Mike Madigan received more than $1.1 million since 2002 from the state’s five major public unions.

SEIU officials are telling caregivers they will lose all benefits, including health insurance and the Medicaid stipend that helps them care for their loved ones, should they opt out of paying union dues, according to training attendees.

State police have been threatening staffers from Illinois Policy with arrest because the Service Employees International Union, or SEIU, doesn't want us to tell home-based caregivers about their rights.