— Monica Helms and Laurence Watts and Jamison Green and and Dallas Dennyterm has become a phrase to scare employees into thinking they have no right to complain if they get fired in a right-to-work state. In reality it means that if a shop or facility has a union in it, employees donβt have to join the union to work there, yet they nevertheless still receive all the benefits the union has to offer. In a non-right-to-work state, a person has to join the union in order to work at a shop or facility that has a union present.
Replicated under Fair Use from More Than Just A Flag by Monica Helms and Laurence Watts and Jamison Green and and Dallas Denny.