Right to Work Utah Beneficial for Companies
Two companies investing in Right to Work Utah include Blue Core Labs and Breeze Aviation Group. These will create new jobs!
Another economic study demonstrates that states that enact Right to Work laws have more prosperity, jobs and economic growth than states dominated by Big Labor.
The American Legislative Exchange Council (ALEC) announced the release of the highly anticipated fifth edition of Rich States, Poor States: ALEC-Laffer State Economic Competitiveness Index. This report explains how state policymakers can most effectively drive economic growth and improve the standard of living for their citizens.
The publication outlines two sets of state rankings. An economic performance ranking is based on the past 10 years of economic data and takes into consideration income, population, and job growth. An economic outlook ranking uses 15 equally weighted policy variables, including various tax rates, regulatory burdens, and labor policies. This year, Utah ranked first in the nation, while New York ranked dead last.
Other leading growth states are South Dakota, Virginia, Wyoming and North Dakota — all Right to Work states. The poorest states — Hawaii, Maine, Illinois, Vermont and New York all are Big Labor dominated and have refused to empower workers with Right to Work protections.
Two companies investing in Right to Work Utah include Blue Core Labs and Breeze Aviation Group. These will create new jobs!
Lego is investing $1 billion in order to add a new factory in Right to Work Chesterfield County, Virginia. This will create 1,760 new jobs!
Campbell Scientific and Jabil are both investing soon in Right to Work Utah, creating a total of 418 new jobs for the state.