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Unions Are Not Progressive When It Comes to Their Members

March 1, 2019

By Rebekah Paxton

This study finds that despite backing progressive taxation initiatives, Massachusetts teacher unions use regressive methods to collect revenue from their own members.

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The State Legislature Should Steer Clear of New Occupational Licensing Laws

Williams and Markopolos Were Proven Right: MBTARF Was Underreporting Its Unfunded Pension Liabilities Just as the Whistleblowers Said in Their 2015 Report

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March 1, 2019

Williams and Markopolos Were Proven Right: MBTARF Was Underreporting Its Unfunded Pension Liabilities Just as the Whistleblowers Said in Their 2015 Report

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Unions Are Not Progressive When It Comes to Their Members

The State Legislature Should Steer Clear of New Occupational Licensing Laws

Williams and Markopolos Were Proven Right: MBTARF Was Underreporting Its Unfunded Pension Liabilities Just as the Whistleblowers Said in Their 2015 Report

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The State Legislature Should Steer Clear of New Occupational Licensing Laws

Williams and Markopolos Were Proven Right: MBTARF Was Underreporting Its Unfunded Pension Liabilities Just as the Whistleblowers Said in Their 2015 Report

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