jhc1983
Member
I've asked this question before elsewhere, but I've never gotten a rational answer.
What gives a union member a greater right to work than a non-union member?
Because non union people are willing to settle for less. Look at the wages in right to work states vs union states.
You also need to look at the taxes and cost of living, they tend to be much lower in right-to-work states.
Because people make lower wages.
Wages come before taxes