Post by Logan on Jan 31, 2017 21:51:23 GMT -6
The New Hampshire Senate has narrowly approved a bill to limit the power of unions to charge non-members for representation.
The debate of right-to-work was a essentials a formality in the GOP-controlled senate, but lawmakers still took two hours to air long-familiar arguments about what the law would mean for NH.
“Passing this law will ensure we have more jobs in this state. Passing this law will ensure we have higher wages in this state
That’s Bedford Republican Senator Andy Sanborn; here’s Manchester democratic Senator Lou D’Allesandro,
Read more: nhpr.org/post/nh-senate-votes-12-11-adopt-right-work#stream/0
The debate of right-to-work was a essentials a formality in the GOP-controlled senate, but lawmakers still took two hours to air long-familiar arguments about what the law would mean for NH.
“Passing this law will ensure we have more jobs in this state. Passing this law will ensure we have higher wages in this state
That’s Bedford Republican Senator Andy Sanborn; here’s Manchester democratic Senator Lou D’Allesandro,
Read more: nhpr.org/post/nh-senate-votes-12-11-adopt-right-work#stream/0