A Wisconsin appeals court has upheld Act 10, the controversial 2011 law that stripped most public workers of collective bargaining rights and shifted union dues and healthcare costs, reigniting a fierce legal battle that began with massive statewide protests. While the ruling doesn’t change the law’s current enforcement, it sends the case to the Wisconsin Supreme Court — now leaning liberal — where the future of public sector union power may finally be decided.
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