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If I'm understanding your example correctly, these types of firings are possible thanks to Right-to-work laws. Which political party introduced and continues to
by the_gastropod 10mo ago
If I'm understanding your example correctly, these types of firings are possible thanks to Right-to-work laws. Which political party introduced and continues to advocate for Right-to-work? Which has generally opposed Right-to-work and has supported workers unions, which would protect workers from arbitrary firings?
- pseudalopex 10mo agoYou meant at will employment? So called right to work laws are about relations of unions and non members.
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- the_gastropod 10mo agoAh yes. You're right. I've mixed these terms up in my brain.