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SheilaT

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8. I lived and worked in Arizona back

Reply to TheDeputy (Original post)

Sun Sep 22, 2013, 12:25 PM

Sep 2013

when it was one of only two states that were "Right to Work". I don't recall what the other one was.

But I did know that pay in Arizona was less than in other parts of the country. That's what Right to Work means. 40 years of demonizing unions has paid off.

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Right to work. Please advise. [View all] TheDeputy Sep 2013 OP

Read all about it here - lots to digest NRaleighLiberal Sep 2013 #1

it's the "Right To Work For Less" Skittles Sep 2013 #2

^^^ This Guy ^^^ +1000 FreakinDJ Sep 2013 #7

In a nutshell, it means that unions can negotiate on wages/benefits but all workers get MillennialDem Sep 2013 #3

THANK YOU! TheDeputy Sep 2013 #5

It's bad for the worker because it's a tool to prevent unionization Warpy Sep 2013 #4

We don't have it in Ohio? If it is up to Gov. Kasich we doc03 Sep 2013 #6

I lived and worked in Arizona back SheilaT Sep 2013 #8