Right to Work a "priority" for Missouri Legislature

Right to Work Laws guarantee the freedom of choice to join or not to join a union. (source: NILRR.org)

According to Michael Langenberg of Missouri’s KMOX, “Missouri’s legislators have made passing the “Right to Work” bill a priority for next year, saying if it passes, businesses could not require a worker to join a union.”

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