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Michigan’s repeal of worker protections is a cautionary tale for Arizona

By Chad Heinrich//April 1, 2024//[read_meter]

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Michigan’s repeal of worker protections is a cautionary tale for Arizona

Michigan’s repeal of worker protections is a cautionary tale for Arizona

By Chad Heinrich//April 1, 2024//[read_meter]

Last month, workers in Michigan faced an unfortunate choice: pay a union boss up to two percent of your paycheck or walk away from your job. With the repeal of...

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Tags: economy, union, right to work, organized labor, Michigan

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