Job as anple, my investigator in chicago, i would knock on doors and going to impoverished areas. I get you see on a firsthand basis not only the standards of those, but what they have to deal with on a daytoday basis and how we can impact the lives best. The union provides a vehicle for me to come back through Labor Management systems where we get to sit down with senior levels of management and discuss with them what it is i see in the field and give recommendations and suggestions with how we could Better Service and better streamline our approach. How we connect better access resources and get them to the place where they are needed. Bargainingthan just for itself, it bargains for society. Host what about the idea these fees become political because of Union Activity . Have beenin illinois under the thumb of was made this very political from day one. From his just one of his first detective orders was to stop. This became a political football a political topic once the governor cam
Us on set, stephan. Good morning. About the union fees. Why should someone pay for it if they dont want to . The broader issue becomes this. The union provides a vehicle for working people to have a collective voice. The morene of surprising things i found, how the union advocates for the community at large. As a Child Protection investigator in chicago, i go into some of the most impoverished areas in chicago. I get to see the Living Standards of folks and what they have to deal with on a daytoday basis. The union provides the vehicle for me to come back through a Labor Management system, where i get to sit down with members of management and discuss what it is i see. And give recommendations with servicean better deliver, better streamline our approach. How we can better access resources and get them to places that are needed. The union bargains for society. Host what about these feeds becoming a political because of Union Activity . Have been under the gun of the governor who has ma
Country. Please welcome me in welcoming the Deputy Attorney general of the united states, rod rosenstein. [applause] youre obviously in the news a bit about the russia matters, which i will which will not be discussed here today since its a pending investigation. I wonder if you might take us beyond that the role that you play on behalf of our country in terms of the rule of law, in terms of upholding justice in this country is very broad, very important so perhaps you could talk to us a little bit about the day in the life from your perch at the department of justice and what you do with respect to fighting crime, upholding the rule of law beyond some of the matters youre in the news for most frequently. Mr. Rosenstein as you recognize, its a lowprofile job in many respects. There are about 115,000 employees in the department of justice. You wouldnt know that if you only saw what was on the front page of the newspapers or on the cable tv news. But theres a lot that goes on in the depa
Employees who did not wish to be a member. That is followed by the lead plaintiff in the case and his attorney offering their perspective. And the week ahead in washington with politico reporter heather cagle. People lined up outside the Supreme Court, hoping to hear a case that could affect labor unions. At issue, should a member be forced to pay costs if they do not want to . Cases two of landmark series kicks off tonight. The series take a takes a closer look at decisions in Supreme Court history. You can find out more about the series and tonights program when you visit our website. Case at the supreme rt deals with joining us to talk about the case is josh idol son. Is a labor reporter josh can you set up both sides of this case and what they represent . Guest the Supreme Court is considering whether to deal what could be a devastating blow to unions by making the Public Sector right to work, meaning it would be illegal to require people who are represented by a union to pay for c
Us on set, stephan. Good morning. About the union fees. Why should someone pay for it if they dont want to . The broader issue becomes this. The union provides a vehicle for working people to have a collective voice. The morene of surprising things i found, how the union advocates for the community at large. As a Child Protection investigator in chicago, i go into some of the most impoverished areas in chicago. I get to see the Living Standards of folks and what they have to deal with on a daytoday basis. The union provides the vehicle for me to come back through a Labor Management system, where i get to sit down with members of management and discuss what it is i see. And give recommendations with servicean better deliver, better streamline our approach. How we can better access resources and get them to places that are needed. The union bargains for society. Host what about these feeds becoming a political because of Union Activity . Have been under the gun of the governor who has ma