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Freedom Foundation “Freedom Tour” updates citizens in Sequim

by Editor | Jan 9, 2015 | Govt Agencies, Unions, WA State News

by Sue Forde for Citizen Review Online Jan. 8, 2014 – Mark Dalan and Ron Valencia, both of the Freedom Foundation of Washington State (FFWA), presented updates and information to a group of approximately 25 Clallam County citizens at the Los Palomas Restaurant. Dalan...

Local Governments Throw a Tantrum in Response to Citizen Initiatives

by Editor | Sep 18, 2014 | Accountability, Citizen Action, Liberty, Unions

by Scott Roberts Freedom Foundation Posted 9/18/2014 Residents of Sequim, Wash., are taking the city to court this Thursday to settle who maintains power and control of our government. On one side stands the volunteer activists trying to change their government by...

MoveOn.org Moves Into Sequim and Opposes Transparency and Choice

by Editor | Sep 7, 2014 | Citizens in Action, Pursuit of Happiness, Unions

By Glen Morgan Freedom Foundation Posted 9/7/2014 “Panic has set in to the MoveOn.org crowd.  To them, transparency and choice are very threatening.” An observer at the Aug. 26 Sequim City Council hearing could be forgiven for being confused by what they...

Sequim sued over delayed decision on two union initiatives

by Editor | Sep 7, 2014 | Citizen Action, Liberty, Unions

Peninsula Daily News By Joe Smilie Posted 9/6/2014 SEQUIM –– Susan Brautigam has filed a lawsuit against the city, saying the council violated state law when it opted to delay a decision on two initiatives. The initiatives seek to open contract negotiations with...

Taxpayers should be able to monitor public-employee contract negotiations

by Editor | Jun 16, 2014 | Unions

The Legislature should require labor contract negotiations between the governor and public employee unions to be public By Jason Mercier, Director, Center for Government Reform Posted 6/16/2014 Imagine that the governor is holding a series of secret closed-door...

In Olympia, Senate Committee considers worker protection bill, and two new House members take their seats

by Editor | Jan 23, 2014 | Unions

Posted 1/23/2014 Olympia, WA – In the Senate Monday, the Commerce and Labor Committee considered a bill, SB 6053, to protect state workers who choose to pay their union a representation fee rather than full union dues. Currently, workers must renew this choice...
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