> It would mean that unions would no longer be the exclusive negotiators of these contracts with people, > and we wouldn't have the free rider problem or the compelled union payment issue.
In right to work states, Non-union members must be included in the contracts that Unions negotiate. That is a free rider problem. What about right-to-work makes that go away?
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> and we wouldn't have the free rider problem or the compelled union payment issue.
In right to work states, Non-union members must be included in the contracts that Unions negotiate. That is a free rider problem. What about right-to-work makes that go away?