Worker rights under threat in Michigan
Worker rights under threat in Michigan
Whitmer has repealed right-to-work legislation despite campaign promises to the contrary.
Whitmer has repealed right-to-work legislation despite campaign promises to the contrary.
$1 million appropriation addition referendum-proofs bill, a practice Whitmer claimed she would veto on campaign trail
“I’m from Springfield, Illinois. Like a lot of people from that part of the state, I spent part of my career in the private sector and parts of it in the public sector.” “When I worked for Illinois state government in the mid 80’s I did not have to pay any union dues or fees...
“I believe in unions.” “But, If the union isn’t willing to back you up and give you what you think you deserve as a union, they need to step up and earn members.” “There’s a misunderstanding ‘right to work’ means ‘just dissolve the unions’. Right to work is really just ‘do you want to join...
Michiganders were promised permanent relief for all.
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