New Hampshire’s Legislature could make the state the first in New England to outlaw compulsory union dues this week. While that outcome is far from certain, the state’s Republican Party has been pushing hard for a so-called “right-to-work’’ law as a way to improve the state’s business climate.This could become a big issue for the entire Northeast.
“If we become a right-to-work state, you would have a lot more business moving here,’’ said New Hampshire Republican Party Chairman Jack Kimball, who has challenged GOP presidential candidates to take a stance on right-to-work. “If you’re about being probusiness, it is an issue you should be behind.’’
Saturday, June 18, 2011
N.H. closing in on a repeal of union dues rule:Veto override would make it a ‘right-to-work’ state
The Boston Globe reports: