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You can now join other states who have moved into the current century and are attracting business and jobs at a much faster rate than states under the boot of union thugery.
You can now join other states who have moved into the current century and are attracting business and jobs at a much faster rate than states under the boot of union thugery.
Actually Michigan already has the 6th fastest growing economy.
And only 3 out of the 10 fastest growing states have RTW laws.
The States With The Fastest Growing Economies - 24/7 Wall St.
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Yet out of the 10 states with the slowest economies, 6 are RTW states!
Lets see, 44% of the states have RTW laws. 70% of the top 10 fasting growing state economies do NOT have them, and 60% of the top 10 slowest growing state economies have them.
What does that tell us boys and girls?
RTW laws are not correlated with faster growing economies.
I'm very sorry to have to use facts on you.
While you will make lower wages, nice trade off.
Try thinking past your nose.
Any intelligence there at all.
Now the choice is up to the workers......I suppose all the republicans here approve of how it was done. None of you have the right to complain about democrats "ramming" things through without discussion again. This thing was the worst case of a sneak attack I have ever heard of and there will be a price to pay for these republicans who know for a fact that they screwed their working class citizens.
Continue in the Union and keep paying those dues for nothing
or
Quit the Union and pocket the cash that once went to the Union as dues.
When are you going to realize that corporations only look at the bottom dollar for their rich share holders. Look at their financial gain in the past 30 years and compare it to liveable wages. Once do some research. That is too difficult ask someone else to help you.
Maybe you don't care.
Most hi-tech jobs are non-union, and they are very highly paid with great benefits.
Nice try.
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Most hi-tech jobs require an education. Duh!
Not really. If you want to be an engineer, you need a college degree. But the vast number of hi-tech jobs are non-unionized technicians and field service engineers who receive their training on the job.
You can do very well in the hi-tech field with a two-year technical degree received at the community college level.
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Most hi-tech jobs require an education. Duh!
Not really. If you want to be an engineer, you need a college degree. But the vast number of hi-tech jobs are non-unionized technicians and field service engineers who receive their training on the job.
You can do very well in the hi-tech field with a two-year technical degree received at the community college level.
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College is for snobs. Rick Santorum said so. Besides, Republicans want to cut teachers and investment in education.
You have to admit you say they don't require an education and then you say they do.
How many hi tech firms hire someone with no education?
Are you sure you thought this through?