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#22: Mark Janus
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Little did Mark Janus know when stepped into his role as a state employee in Illinois that his discomfort with mandatory union agency fees would catapult him into a historic Supreme Court case. Our conversation with Mark reveals the immense personal courage required to challenge deeply entrenched systems, and it's a journey that reshaped the landscape of workers' rights in America.
The legal intricacies of Janus v. AFSCME are mind-bending, but Mark's narrative makes them accessible, illuminating the human story behind the headlines. He endured intimidation and death threats, yet stood firm, driven by the belief that individual freedoms should never be compromised. Mark's tale is not just about legal victory; it's a powerful lesson on the transformative power of standing up for one's rights. Join us for a profound exploration of conviction, sacrifice, and the enduring spirit of the American worker.
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Rozdziały
1. American Heroes (00:00:05)
2. Challenging Union Agency Fees in Court (00:12:06)
3. Fighting for Workers' Rights (00:17:07)
4. Workers' Rights Fight in Supreme Court (00:24:12)
5. Supreme Court Case and Workers' Rights (00:31:54)
6. Unions and Janus Rights Advocacy (00:37:45)
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