Under the practice of release time, public workers are released from their government jobs to perform union work, while still receiving full taxpayer-funded salary and benefits (including pension benefits). The practice costs millions of dollars to taxpayers. In Phoenix, some city workers on release time had not reported to their actual government jobs in over a decade, instead working full-time for the union recruiting new members, lobbying against the city’s own interests, and even electioneering.
It’s confirmed. A ballot measure banning transgender students from using facilities aligned with their gender identity will head to voters this November. If passed, it
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