Union Leader newspaper reports:
Right-to-Work bill faces final public hearing

The New Hampshire Union Leader, the state's largest newspaper, covered efforts to end forced unionism in the state -- including the contribution of your New England Citizens for Right to Work.

Kevin Landrigan reports:

"CONCORD — New Hampshire would attract new employers if it became the 28th state — and the only one in the Northeast — to embrace a right-to-work bill (SB 61) to end the requirement workers pay union dues or cover the cost of collective bargaining, advocates said Thursday.

“This bill would guarantee workers for the right to decide for themselves whether a union would represent them, just like at any other employment environment,” said McKayne Boedeker, executive director of New England Citizens for Right to Work. “Good unions don’t need forced dues, and bad unions don’t deserve them.”"

Read more at the New Hampshire Union Leader:

Right-to-Work bill faces final public hearing