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Joe Setyon

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Director of Media Relations @FairnessCenter Former @GoldwaterInst and @reason | Children’s book illustrator Buy “Charlie’s Big Night”: a.co/d/03e2aMea
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Goldwater Institute doesn't want state paying union leaders

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By Joe Setyon
| Arizona Capitol Times Verified
They just don’t seem to get it. High-profile government officials – public employees who draw a taxpayer-funded salary – are griping amid public scrutiny of where, exactly, Arizonans’ hard-earned dollars are going. One Phoenix union boss, technically a full-time “city employee” even though he doesn’t actually work for the city, complained that he has to go back to his job as an emergency dispatcher and somehow carry out his union duties outside of city hours.
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Appeals Court Confirms Phoenix Officials Must Obey the Law in Homeless ‘Zone’

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By Joe Setyon
| goldwaterinstitute.org
The Arizona Court of Appeals today agreed with a trial judge who last September ordered the city of Phoenix to clean up “The Zone”—the vast homeless encampment that the city effectively operated for well over a year on the streets of the city.
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Texas Supreme Court to Hear Case on Public Sector Unions Receiving Tax Dollars

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By Joe Setyon
| goldwaterinstitute.org
AUSTIN – The Supreme Court of Texas is set to hear oral arguments Tuesday morning on public sector labor unions’ “release time” scheme, which forces taxpayers to pay union organizers’ salaries and finance their activities. The Texas Public Policy Foundation and the Goldwater Institute are representing taxpayers in the case. Under release time, government agencies “release” employees from the jobs for which they were hired and instead assign them to work for their private union.
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