Michigan "Right To Work" Law Upheld

[b23hqb]

The Union backed lawsuit to overturn Michigan's right to work law was rejected by a 2-1 vote at a second appeal level.

Unions dealt blow as Michigan law upheld | TribLIVE

This gives employees the choice of whether to pay union dues and fees or not.

 

[edinsomd]

The Union backed lawsuit to overturn Michigan's right to work law was rejected by a 2-1 vote at a second appeal level.

Unions dealt blow as Michigan law upheld | TribLIVE

This gives employees the choice of whether to pay union dues and fees or not.

"Hey, we want you to join our Union!"
"Really? What's in it for me?"
"We gave you the 40 hour work week!"
"Yeah? The guy you backed with Union member's funds gave us a 27 hour work week! Eff-off."

 

[daileyck1]

Yea the right to work for less.

 

[Larry Gude]

This gives employees the choice of whether to pay union dues and fees or not.

Did the win the right to not have to buy insurance or not?

 

[b23hqb]

Did the win the right to not have to buy insurance or not?

Comparing this to o-care? If so, why?

 

[Larry Gude]

Comparing this to o-care? If so, why?

Well, if I have the right to NOT join and thus, not pay, a union, then, it would seem to flow, naturally, to some sort of mystic right to not have to purchase a product or service if I chose not to.

 

[cwo_ghwebb]

Yea the right to work for less.

Yeah, the right to collect a pension the city can't pay because it's bankrupt.

Brilliant! Kill the goose that lays the golden eggs. Just brilliant!