Snyder administration to hire right-to-work rules enforcer
Source: Detroit News
January 14, 2013 at 5:40 pm
Snyder administration to hire right-to-work rules enforcer
By Chad Livengood
Detroit News Lansing Bureau
Lansing Gov. Rick Snyder's administration is hiring an attorney to enforce the new right-to-work law who will be required to pay state bar association dues while enforcing a law making union dues optional.
The Department of Licensing and Regulatory Affairs plans to hire an attorney and legal secretary to implement the law that takes effect March 27 prohibiting union contracts from requiring employees to financially support the union as a condition of employment, agency spokesman Jason Moon said.
The administrative law specialist, dubbed a "freedom to work specialist," will be paid between $76,000 and $106,000 annually, depending on their experience, Moon said.
The Michigan Civil Service Commission requires all administrative law specialists to be dues-paying members of the State Bar of Michigan, Moon said.
Read more: http://www.detroitnews.com/article/20130114/POLITICS02/301140440#ixzz2HznK3I90
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louis-t
(23,297 posts)And will pay him at least twice what most people make. Lovely. How many years of college to become "freedom to work specialist"?
James48
(4,440 posts)maybe this is what they are looking for:
from: http://righttoworkjobs.tumblr.com/
Freedom to Work Jobs
Right To Work is already creating jobs in Michigan. (satire)
Pure Michigan Brand Brainstormer
At the advanced level - this position will be responsible for thinking up more and better ways to dilute the Pure Michigan brand. Pure Michigan is an award-winning brand that was initially started to promote tourism in Michigan, but under the Snyder Administration its iconic logo has been repurposed for business attraction, political posturing, and promoting new laws. Applicants must show willingness to be as creative as possible in conceptualizing ways to destroy Pure Michigan brand for partisan gain.
Email resume and cover letter laying out why you are ideal for this position to righttoworkjobs@gmail.com.
Freedom to Work Receptionist
At the introductory level - this position will be responsible for answering inquiries related to Freedom to Work and more and better jobs at the Michigan Economic Development Corporation, where phones are literally ringing off the hook. Must be literate. Position starts immediately, because the phones are ringing off the hook.
Email resume and cover letter laying out why you are ideal for this position to righttoworkjobs@gmail.com.
Freedom to Work Promoter
At the intermediate level - this position will be responsible for preaching the virtues of Freedom to Work and Gov. Snyders job creation agenda to the public and in the media. Must be able to adapt all written materials from existing talking points. Must be willing to interface with private sector job creators.
Email resume and cover letter laying out why you are ideal for this position to righttoworkjobs@gmail.com.
Freedom to Work-er
At the advanced level - this position will be responsible for performing Freedom to Work and more and better jobs in Michigan. Freedom is the right thing for all Michigan workers and this position will be focused on exploring what, exactly, that means. This position will consult and collaborate with legislative Freedom supporters, Governors Office representatives, MEDC employees who say FTW has resulted in the phones ringing off the hook, and small business owners who are members of the Michigan Chamber of Commerce.
Email resume and cover letter laying out why you are the ideal Freedom to Work-er to righttoworkjobs@gmail.com.
(more at : http://righttoworkjobs.tumblr.com/ )
Bozita
(26,955 posts)notadmblnd
(23,720 posts)So, is anyone really being forced to pay them?
DavidWD72
(34 posts)would he be named Pinkerton?
obama2terms
(563 posts)The man lied to the people that elected him, normally I wouldn't pity them because people voted for him but if I am remembering correctly he said during his campaign he was against Right to Work. I read on Mother Jones that he has a 33% percent approval rating, which if that is truly accurate he'll probably be voted out.