This month, nearly 9,000 municipal workers in Philadelphia walked off the job. The result? Trash piled up on street corners, neighborhoods reeked, and everyday life was disrupted. This wasn’t just a messy inconvenience — it was a clear sign of a deeper policy failure: public-sector unions, when given collective bargaining rights, gain the power to stall essential services at will.
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