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Shockingly, 'right to work' laws don't forbid non-competes.

• djsumdog 8y ago
  'right to work' has nothing to do with labour laws. A 'right to work' state only requires that unions are not mandatory. They hurt unions because everyone usually benefits from union negotiations, but in right to work states, they don't get the same funding.
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• klenwell 8y ago
  Not shocking at all when you understand "right-to-work" is an Orwellian term coined by business-friendly political operatives to erode labor rights and advance corporate/shareholder interests. https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Right-to-work_law https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Right-to-work_law
• Cacti 8y ago
  Because "right to work" is doublespeak and does the exact opposite of what it implies.