The
SEIU has (sic) always been all about using dirty tricks and shady
lobbying to accomplish their only real goal- to grow at any cost. But
what SEIU Healthcare Michigan did to home healthcare workers in their
state has to be one of the dirtiest tricks ever used.

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EIU
Healthcare Michigan exploited a legal loophole using the Michigan
Quality Community Care Council (MCQ3) to force parents and family of
sick children into their union. Families who saved the state
thousands of dollars a month by taking care of adult children with
disabilities had money taken out of their pockets as they were forced
to pay dues to the SEIU. Meanwhile, the SEIU racked up nearly $33
Million in forced dues.
It took a court ruling and a statewide ballot initiative for judges and
voters to finally put an end to the SEIU’s disgusting practice. Now
that the SEIU has been forced to stop unionizing these families, it
seems these healthcare workers are no longer interested in the SEIU’s
“services”:
More than 44,000 home-based healthcare workers parted ways with SEIU
Healthcare Michigan after learning they did not have to join the union
or pay dues, according to reports the union filed with the U.S.
Department of Labor.
So SEIU Healthcare Michigan is feeling the icy chill of tens of
thousands of members leaving their union. Like the George Costanza
character in the Seinfeld TV show, the union is experiencing
“significant shrinkage”. But unlike Costanza, the shrinkage isn’t just
limited to one area… [
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I thought I had sent you an article about this last week. It must have slipped what passes for my mind. Many of the people weren't even aware that this was happening to them. This was put in place by the then Governor Jennifer Grabass.
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Celt, indeed I think yours was what logged this in memory. If I don't get to it on the spot though. sometimes I lose track of the tipster and am left with only a saved link. Anyway, Celt, you are one of my most reliably good content feeders.
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