The Mount Pleasant Area Chamber of Commerce joined the growing chorus of calls condemning the “[un]Fair Share” proposal that would destroy Iowa’s Right to Work Law. The resolutions passed by the Chamber “urges state legislators to vote against any legislation which would gut Iowa’s right-to-work law,” according to Golden Triangle Newspapers.
“The resolution passed by the Mount Pleasant Area Chamber of Commerce states, ‘Passage of S.S.B. 1120 would bring forced unionism to Iowa, forcing tens of thousands of hardworking Iowans to pay a union boss just to get or keep a job.’”
Other Chambers or groups looking for a way to get involved can contact the Iowans for Right to Work Committee at (515) 473-8733.
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