With no debate, the Illinois Senate today voted to make enacting right-to-work ordinances on a local level a class A misdemeanor. They would put elected officials behind bars before allowing right-to-work in Illinois.
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These people are the one that need to be put behind bars.
It failed in the House by one vote.
There was a time when unions were needed to protected the workers from the Big-Bad-Company-Boss. Now who protects the workers from the Big-Bad-Union-Boss?
Should workers be force to pay union dues, and strike when told to, when they disagree with how the money is being spent or with the need to strike?
The union butt kissing NAZIcrats persecute Illinois workers, forcing workers to join dictatorial, power abusing and corrupt unions