[Oberon]

In the broader sense, “Right to Work” means that no union can enforce a union membership as a requirement to work at the plant, unlike in many northern states. It’s a limitation on the union as much as a freedom to the worker.

[ExCTCitizen]

RTW states are going to get more businesses. I think Maine will be a RTW state soon, LePage is trying to get it done.

[W.]

Huh, the last two places I worked [RTW state] the management told us in no uncertain terms that any attempt to unionize meant everybody would be fired. First place paid well, full bennies, nice place. I hoped nobody would pull that trigger. [Nobody did.]
Second place, low pay, nothing else, period. Woulda enjoyed watching the scumbags in management suffer. Too bad it didn't happen during my tenure...or at all.

[BobL]

While I am FAR from being a UAW supporter, I will give ANYONE, including them, credit, where it is due. In this case they are giving ACCURATE information. If you want, pay the dues, join the union - if not, that is also your right.

Sounds like FREEDOM to me.

[Harmless Teddy Bear]

One of the things "right to work" does is force unions to become responsive to their members. If they are not then their members simply leave.