Uaw v. Green
Michigan Supreme Court
1Opinion of the CourtYoung, C.J.
The Civil Service Commission’s rules allow public collective bargaining agreements that require collection of a mandatory service fee, also known as an “agency shop fee,” from union-eligible employees who opt out of union membership. Civ Serv R 6-7.2. Although we conclude that public collective bargaining is a method by which the Civil Service Commission (the commission) may choose to exercise its constitutional duties, we hold that the commission may not effectively require civil servants to fund the commission’s own administrative operations. Accordingly, we affirm, albeit on different…
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