Abstract
The US Supreme Court, on June 27, held that a public union's extraction of “agency fees,” a euphemism for a percentage of union dues to be expended in furtherance of certain collective bargaining activities, from nonconsenting public‐sector employees is a violation of the employees' free speech rights (Janus v. American Federation of State, County, and Municipal Employees, Council 31). This holding necessitated an overruling of a 1977 Supreme Court decision (Abood v. Detroit Board of Education).
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