shode Island Should Become A Right To Work State

The Right-to-Work laws do not apply to every state in the United States in fact they are only used in twenty two of the fifty mainland states and Rhode Island is an example of what can happen when these laws are not enforced . There are two sides to this debate , and the example which will be used as a comparison is Texas , which does have a Right-to-Work law . This law has helped to create an environment which is beneficial to business development and economic prosperity in the state of Texas however there are

issues with the adoption of a Right-to-Work law , just as the opposite side will argue for their point of view . There are a number of comparisons with Texas which can be used to demonstrate the effects of Right-to-Work laws , and some of "the effects of right-to-work legislation in Texas suggests that legal restrictions on union security clauses have had little effect on the rate of unionization of employees (Bennett Johnson , 1980 ,

. 4 , which is not the case in Rhode Island where all employees are forced into paying a subscription for something they may not want . Therefore is employees feel that they will benefit from joining a union , then they will join , regardless of whether or not it is part of their employment contract . It is also a Constitutional right to choose whether or not a person associates themselves with any organization , or not , and therefore it could be said that in states where there are no...