The bill that would ban compulsory union membership or dues payment for private sector workers continued its speedy trip through the Capitol Monday.
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What a Right-to-Work Law Would Mean For Wisconsin Unions
It seems inevitable that Wisconsin will approve a right-to-work law. It would prohibit companies and unions from forcing workers to pay dues. The...
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Another day-long public hearing takes place Monday in Madison on the right-to-work bill. State law does not require such hearings; they're tradition.
Over the last four years, Wisconsin has been in the national news a lot and for good reason.
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