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Teachers can stop paying union dues and keep their benefits
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Illinois Policy
Teachers can stop paying union dues and keep their benefitsTeachers can stop paying union dues and keep their benefitsEducators can join thousands of their colleagues and opt out of union membership — and retain all benefits provided in their contract.
That meant government workers could opt out of union membership and stop paying dues or fees to the union.
The ruling also means workers will not lose any benefits if they choose to leave union membership.
When a union executive board member told him how his union dues were being spent, he had questions.
This August, more teachers and other public school employees can choose to opt out of their unions and stop paying dues.