Wisconsin Republicans Pass Right-To-Work Bill, Walker Plans To Sign

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Back in 1970's a worker objected that he had to pay UNION dues, but he wanted the largeness of what a union got for him, such as wage increases, health care coverage, Defined Benefit pensions and the like, so he filed suit and won.
Union representation has always been weak, you have to look no further than the TAFT-HARTLEY ACT.
As to how right to work became a brand you have look no further than at the DISSENT MAGAZINE, it fully explains where and how this form of racists work rules are enforced by republicans and there handlers from by-gone days to today.