Right to Work is WRONG
A recent study has confirmed what we already know – workers in #RightToWorkIsWRONG states are struggling compared to workers in free bargaining states, like Ohio. Don’t trust it!
Check out the new study here: https://illinoisepi.files.wordpress.com/2017/04/pmcr-ilepi-rtw-in-the-midwest-2010-to-2016.pdf
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Franklin County Appeals Court Judge Gary Tyack sparred with ECOT’s attorney Thursday, comparing the founder of the state’s largest online charter school to a Russian oligarch.
Attorneys for the state and the Electronic Classroom of Tomorrow dueled in oral arguments before a three-judge panel. The school is trying to overturn a trial-court decision and stop the state from using log-in durations to determine enrollment and funding levels.
The school wants to block an Ohio Department of Education determination that, based on log-in data, ECOT must refund $59 million to the state because it justified only 41 percent of its enrollment. State law requires that students get 920 hours of educational opportunities.
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Right to work is WRONG for workers and WRONG for Ohio. Don’t trust it.
(Harrisburg) — Labor advocates came together at the state capitol this week to speak out against legislation that would make Pennsylvania a “right to work” state.
Right to work means that employees in a union shop who don’t want to be part of the union can’t be charged any fee to support the operation of the union.
Supporters say the measure allows worker freedom and economic growth.
Opponents, such as the President of the Pennsylvania AFL-CIO Rick Bloomingdale, say right-to-work doesn’t do what it claims to do.
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Right to Work is Wrong makes us all poorer. And that poverty affects everything – from our pocketbooks to our health. #DontTrustIt
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