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Michigan 'Right To Work:' GOP Lawmakers Against Controversial Bill Speak Out (Huffington post)
WASHINGTON -- Michigan is set to become the 24th state with a so-called right
to work law, with Gov. Rick Snyder (R) poised to sign the controversial bill
on Tuesday. The bill has been fast-tracked by the Republican-controlled state
legislature, with the aim of getting it enacted by the end of the year.
Every Democrat in the Michigan House and Senate voted against the bill on
Thursday. Four Republican state senators and six Republican state
representatives broke with their party and sided with Democrats, citing the
way their party expedited the legislation and the effect it would have on
labor relations in the state.
"My district has a lot of support for unions," explained state Rep. Ed McBroom
(R-Vulcan), a Tea Party member and one of the "no" votes. "I had employers
even calling me saying they're satisfied with the relationships they have with
unions in our area, and they said they didn't want this either. I think that
there's room for some very serious reforms with union policy in our state, but
I don't think it was necessary to go to this length."
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