Unions Typically Argue That State Right-To-Work Laws

question 15

Multiple Choice

Unions typically argue that state right-to-work laws

• A)are unfair.
• B)constrain unions' abilities to control the supply of labor in a market.
• C)are inconsistent with the Taft-Hartley Act.
• D)legalize union shops.

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