NH Journal: Decades Long Right to Work Battle Resumes Tuesday

NH Journal's Chris Maidment gives an update on the New Hampshire Right to Work Bill, including commentary from New England Citizens for Right to Work:

"...But right-to-work proponents see it differently. “Currently in New Hampshire, some 33,500 workers are under the yoke of compulsory unionism. Of course, all of the rest of us suffer as well due to the economic damage that this disastrous policy causes,” McKayne Boedeker, Executive Director for New England Citizens for Right to Work, told NHJournal.

“Right to work is about freedom and jobs. No Granite Stater should be compelled to give money to a private organization they disagree with,” Boedeker said. “Right to Work states outperformed New Hampshire in job creation by a two-to-one margin over the last decade.”

Boedeker acknowledged that with a slim majority, this legislation is a tough lift. “It’s critical Right to Work supporters across the state make sure their legislators know how important this issue is,” he said. “There are enough legislators in play to shift the tide either way.”

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Decades Long Right to Work Battle Resumes Tuesday