David Broader and Tammie Wondong of SEIU 512 explain the benefits of collective bargaining for both public employees and their localities.

The Transition Team analyzes Rep. Don Beyer's proposal to mandate COVID vaccines for train and air travel. Then they answer a listener message about the state of House of Delegates races. Thomas and Michael also interview David Broder and Tammie Wondong of SEIU 512 about collective bargaining for public employees, and reasons why localities should support it.

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Why should Virginia localities want public sector unions?

Transition Virginia got (many) drinks at Penny Lane Pub in Richmond, VA with the Aide for Senator Bill Stanley and former Republican Party of Virginia chairman, Richard Crouse and Roanoke Times reporter Amy Friedenberger. 

A note on the sound quality this week: while fun, recording from a pub presents many technical challenges and forced us to record through our phones. You will hear plenty of background noise, but we promise this is our best episode yet.

Topics this week include an evaluation of how the new Democratic majority is doing, the minimum wage bill, elephants and Amy's guilty pleasure, the Kardashians.

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Why should Virginia localities want public sector unions?

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