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Which organization contacted you?
If you received mail or other union-busting literature, an AFT organizer will text you to learn more.

Were your neighbors also contacted? Yes No
If so, on which street?
Did the union-busting tactics detailed above lead you to drop your union membership? Yes No
Don’t worry, you are not alone. Their field agents are well trained and their materials are designed to persuade people to drop without revealing their true agenda. Here’s what they’re not telling you about what happens when you drop your membership:
1. Non-members have no voice in their union, which means they cannot vote on their union’s priorities
2. Non-members lose access to liability insurance, professional development, and other benefits.
3. A united membership gives you the strength in numbers to win for our members and those we serve. Together we win better salaries and benefits for our members and fight to give those we serve access to a quality education and care.
4. These union-busting groups don’t care about students or educators, nurses or patients, public employees or the community. They just care about their agenda that benefits the wealthy.
But, It’s not too late! It is easy for you to re-join your union and stand with your coworkers. We’ll let your local union know to contact you with all of the information you need to return to AFT membership.
Great! Will you talk to your co-workers and educate them so they don’t fall for the misleading union-busting tactics you resisted? Yes No

Was this form was completed by an AFT staff person? Yes

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Report a Union Buster

If you hear anything about strange home-visits or members being encouraged to drop out of the union, share what you’ve heard so we can spread the word.

The same billionaires who funded the Janus case are trying another approach to weaken us. They just don’t want us to be able to stand up for ourselves, our schools and our neighborhoods. Their new approach: Using shell-organizations, they are launching a door-to-door sales job intended to get union members to drop their membership. They don’t like unions. They don’t like your contract. They don’t like educators and staff fighting for more school funding.

Those billionaire-funded canvassers won't admit it, but when they say 'drop your union membership, give yourself a raise', what they mean is: ‘may this be the last raise you ever get' and ‘you will be spending this money on supplies for your classroom.’ In general, if members are warned, they won’t fall for this sort of thing. But they do need to be warned.

Let’s expose the union busters for what they are. Report any shady activity using the form below.

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Report a Union Buster

If you hear anything about strange home-visits or members being encouraged to drop out of the union, share what you’ve heard so we can spread the word.

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