Most of the news coverage on the collective bargaining bill that Ohio legislators passed has focused on provisions such as the ban on public employee strikes and a mandate that all government workers pay at least 15% of their health care premiums.
There’s another part that unions especially abhor. It says public employees no longer have to pay the equivalent of union dues. That change sparks a question: will majority Republicans push yet another plan -- applying that thrust to private companies?
Statehouse correspondent Bill Cohen reports.