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Once adjustmenst are made for cost of living and benefits the dept of labor statistics show that right to work states have on average better wages that grow faster and employees have more disposable income.
Of course any stats of recent will be off because of the economic situation but you're welcome to do a bit of research yourself and see that the numbers being spouted off right now are skewed and do not take into account all the pertainant regional facts.
Some estimates of wage rate increases put rtw states as much as 10% ahead of other states with 12% + growth vs 2% + growth.
Of course any stats of recent will be off because of the economic situation but you're welcome to do a bit of research yourself and see that the numbers being spouted off right now are skewed and do not take into account all the pertainant regional facts.
Some estimates of wage rate increases put rtw states as much as 10% ahead of other states with 12% + growth vs 2% + growth.