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In this episode, Jon Riches and James Sherk discuss fundamental questions related to government labor unions and their impact on public policy. They explore the nuances between public and private unions, their influence on public policy, and the concept of release time – its definition, prevalence across federal, state, and local levels, funding sources, legality, and potential policy remedies. Join us as we navigate through these critical questions and discuss real-world examples, including insights into official time at the federal level.
Featuring:
Jonathan Riches, Director of National Litigation, Goldwater Institute
James Sherk, Director, Center for American Freedom, America First Policy Institute
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