Right-to-work laws

How Cities and Counties Can Free Workers from Bullying Unions

By Heritage Foundation James Sherk—— Bio and Archives--September 1, 2014

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Under the National Labor Relations Act, states may pass right-to-work (RTW) laws. In jurisdictions without these laws, unions can force workers to pay dues (although they cannot force them to actually join the union). Almost half of all states have passed worker-friendly RTW laws to protect workers from union coercion.

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