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Or perhaps "right to freeload"?
by rootusrootus 5y ago
Or perhaps "right to freeload"?
- masklinn 5y ago… What?
- rootusrootus 5y agoThat's the whole point of 'right to work.' Allow new employees to freeload on the union-negotiated rates for the shop without requiring them to actually join the union. Who would pay if they got the benefits anyway? So the union gets defunded.
- deltarholamda 5y agoInterestingly, back when Jesse Jackson was in the news a lot, he did a lot of advocating for Right-to-Work legislation. The idea was that unions were racially discriminating against blacks, and RtW laws prevented this. Goes to show... something, I guess.