Michigan is now the 24th American state to pass "right-to-work" legislation. The Liberals and NDP say Canada could be next. The legislation essentially makes it possible for an employee to work in a unionized workplace without joining the union, without paying union dues, and free to work even if the union goes on strike. Opponents see it as union busting. Here in Canada, the opposition parties say the Conservatives are already moving in the same direction as "right-to- work" states. Nepean Carleton Conservative MP Pierre Poilievre is calling for support of his private members bill allowing union members to opt out of paying union dues.
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