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socialindependocrat

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3. Do you have a more complete example?
Fri Mar 16, 2012, 03:49 PM
Mar 2012

Because I am in Delaware and the right to work says (something like) any business has to hire you if you qualify for the job BUT the business has the right to fire an employee without stating the reason. This basically says, my way or the highway and we accomplished very little in the way of enhancing employee rights and benefits. In fact, for the past 30 years we have lost money and benefits and have had no say in any matter. We just knew that every change the business made was to benefit them in dome wat and the employee always lost.

Do you have more information?

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Right-to-Work Laws, Explained [View all] ellisonz Mar 2012 OP
The goal is to weaken unions further with a phony sales pitch louis-t Mar 2012 #1
They certainly have been clever... ellisonz Mar 2012 #2
Do you have a more complete example? socialindependocrat Mar 2012 #3
The way it works is that... ellisonz Mar 2012 #4
That's not right-to-work, Rincewind Mar 2012 #5
Who makes these stupid laws?? socialindependocrat Mar 2012 #6
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