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Michigan

Buckeye_Democrat

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2. I envy Michiganders, if it actually happens.

Reply to catbyte (Original post)

Sat Nov 19, 2022, 10:05 AM

Nov 2022

My company's policy manual clearly states they're a right-to-work company which can immediately terminate employees for any reason, or no reason at all.

Yet the same manual states that employees are expected to provide the company with a minimum of two weeks notice if they decide to leave.

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Opinion: Right-to-work isn't working for Michigan [View all] catbyte Nov 2022 OP

Right to work was another title for a bill that used Republican misdirection. Baitball Blogger Nov 2022 #1

I envy Michiganders, if it actually happens. Buckeye_Democrat Nov 2022 #2

Even in a non-right to work state raising2moredems Nov 2022 #6

Right to Work laws were promoted by the Koch's randr Nov 2022 #3

Anti-union people are always happy to have the benefits a union provides as well! SheltieLover Nov 2022 #4

Why not eliminate exclusive representation clauses, so anyone opting out negotiates for themselves MichMan Nov 2022 #5

It doesn't work in North Carolina, either, but we're stuck with what the Koch brothers wrought BComplex Nov 2022 #7