Ruling That Struck Down Act 10 Put on Hold

GOP appealing ruling, which found unequal treatment of public safety unions.

Did Act 10 Improve Wisconsin’s Economy?

Scott Walker fell far short of his promises and behind some neighboring states.

Republicans Behind the Times on Act 10

70% of Americans now approve of unions, compared with 48% in 2009.

Act 10 Ruling Could Be Tough to Overturn

New ruling striking down law is based on argument Republicans have trouble answering.

Act 10 Still Divides the Capitol

Leaders who passed it all gone, state Supreme Court mostly different, as battle renewed.

Restoration of Collective Bargaining Rights is a Monumental Victory for Wisconsin’s Public Employees

AFP-WI Rejects Act 10 Ruling, Calls to Restore Balance in Judicial System

Hesselbein Heralds Ruling in Favor of Workers’ Rights

A Better Wisconsin Applauds Ruling to Restore Public Employees’ Collective Bargaining Rights

Wisconsin Democrats on Restoration of Collective Bargaining Rights

Representative Clancy Thrilled by Judge’s Decision to Overturn Act 10

This is a victory for Wisconsin Workers

Judge Rules State Collective Bargaining Restrictions Unconstitutional

Dane County Judge Overrules 60 Sections of Act 10

Decision largely invalidates 2011 Walker-era law decimating public unions.

Dane County Ruling that Overturns Portions of Act 10 Incorrectly Interprets the Law

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Speaker Vos Statement on Act 10 Ruling

Dane County Judge Strikes Down Parts of Act 10 Collective Bargaining Law

Lawsuit argues law violates state Constitution by treating different public unions differently.

Dane County Judge Hears Arguments in Lawsuit Challenging Act 10

2011 state law decimated collective bargaining rights for most public sector workers.

New Act 10 Lawsuit Puts Renewed Focus On Protasiewicz

New Supreme Court judge previously said she disagreed with prior rulings on 2011 law.

Public Unions Challenge Act 10 In New Lawsuit

Seeing liberal control of court, unions seeking to overturn Scott Walker's signature legislation.

Statement on Lawsuit Challenging Act 10

Record-High State Job Turnover Deepens Trend Started After Act 10

Study finds soaring turnover among state employees, high rate of job vacancies.

State Has Nation’s Largest Dip in Union Members

Dropping from 18% of state’s workers to 8% in two decades, new report finds.

Public Employees Seek a Voice At Work

Evers budget restores collective bargaining rights. Republicans vow to block this.

Where Are Act 10 Players Today?

Governor and three-fourths of legislators engaged in 2011 battle over law crushing public unions have moved on.

Evers Budget Restores Union Rights

Rolls back some of Act 10. Republicans likely to reject plan.

Ten Years After Act 10

Most of those who voted for it are gone. How has the Capitol changed?

Extend Act 10 to Cover Police

Law restricting collective bargaining rights exempted police. Including them could make cops more accountable.

Was Act 10 Necessary?

Nine years ago today Act 10 was signed by Gov. Walker. This classic column exploded the myths about the union-crushing law.

Can Union Organizers Thread Act 10 Needle?

UW Hospital nurses seek discussion with management, who say they can’t bargain.

Act 10 Caused Big Decline in Unions

Study finds union recertification efforts, required by law, declined by a third since 2014.