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14. Thank you all for the advice. DU'ers are the best. n/t

Wed Sep 3, 2014, 08:43 AM

Sep 2014

Again, thank you.

I know it is a challenge and not anything that can happen quickly.

Workers of the World, Unite.

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Can you organize for a union in a rght to work state? and are there any unions for [View all] 7wo7rees Sep 2014 OP

at least in NC that is not true dsc Sep 2014 #9

Is it possible... W_HAMILTON Sep 2014 #13

no because the workers are treated as a whole, they are defined by federal law Nobel_Twaddle_III Sep 2014 #17

You can organize unions in any state. former9thward Sep 2014 #2

CWA: Communication Workers of America Callmecrazy Sep 2014 #4

Yes, Texas has been a "right to work" for less state forever TexasProgresive Sep 2014 #3

more please. 7wo7rees Sep 2014 #6

What advice are you looking for? Brickbat Sep 2014 #7

understood. thank you. 7wo7rees Sep 2014 #8

how can i help.the people i work with understand they have rights? 7wo7rees Sep 2014 #10

Sorry to no reply sooner TexasProgresive Sep 2014 #11

Printable posters of your rights Omaha Steve Sep 2014 #12

Thank you all for the advice. DU'ers are the best. n/t 7wo7rees Sep 2014 #14

Yes, but it's more difficult. JVS Sep 2014 #15

Like TexasProgressive said, meet off site. Starry Messenger Sep 2014 #16

Can I quit so I can organize? 7wo7rees Sep 2014 #18