But being non-union is their choice -- Family members are permitted in unions, after all.Small neighborhood printers very often are family run and operated small businesses, who only employ family members and are non-union.
Maybe you see nothing wrong with this, Jim, but the County Attorney sure would! Minnesota law specifically prohibits such business contributions, whether in-kind labor or actual cash contributions. Also, all the printing jobs that have been mentioned on this list recently are well above the legal limit for contributions to a City Council Candidate.They also should be able to print material as a donation to a candidate.I see nothing wrong with a legitimate business making a legitimate contribution of printing labor.
Tim Bonham, Ward 12, Standish-Ericsson
. . . Jim Graham, Ventura Village - South Minneapolis but still affected by who the 3rd Ward folks elect. (So do a good job)
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