The Supreme Court has held that unions do not have to account for the expenditures of agency fees paid by non-union employees because it is impossible to separate the details of spending on various union functions.

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The Supreme Court has held that unions must account for the expenditures of agency fees paid by non-union employees to ensure that non-members are not compelled to subsidize union activities unrelated to collective bargaining, contract administration, or grievance adjustment. This is to protect the First Amendment rights of non-union employees.

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