Right to Work Laws

[One_Profiteer]

So coming November here in Minnesota there is going to be a referendum vote on RoW. As of right now I'm heavily sitting on the side of voting for it. Is there a liberal here that can give me a cognitive reason why I shouldn't?

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[One_Profiteer]

Originally Posted by ALT Liquor

Doesn't that mean you can't form a union?

If so, its not a good law. You should have the option to form a union.

No..that's not what it means.

[One_Profiteer]

Originally Posted by ALT Liquor

What is it then?

https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Right-to-work_law

[Check]

Originally Posted by One Capitalist

https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Right-to-work_law

That would never pass in the state of Michigan. Unions do some good but majority of them are outdated and really milk the system. For the most part, I'm against them.

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Originally Posted by Check

That would never pass in the state of Michigan.

thats why you have ABSURD unemployment

[Check]

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thats why you have ABSURD unemployment

You're absolutely right. The unions are a huge problem and they really had to make huge compromises in the last few years. They are still causing a lot of trouble though.

[Check]

I think you do need some union leadership. There is still companies taking advantage of employees but not to the extreme that it used to be(like 70 years ago).

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Originally Posted by Check

You're absolutely right. The unions are a huge problem and they really had to make huge compromises in the last few years. They are still causing a lot of trouble though.

Unions killed the US auto industry....

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in b4 someone blames wages in developing countries