02/22/2007

E-Mail a Friend: Lawmakers Seek Missouri Right-to-Work Law

“Missouri should become a ‘right to work’ state and end rules that require some people to join unions, or pay union dues, as a condition of their jobs, some lawmakers and state business groups said Wednesday,” quotes a recent article in the Jefferson City News Tribune.

And Rep. Steve Hunter, R-Joplin, has introduced a short, two-page bill to do just that.

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