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This year, I’ve heard from Hoosier small business owners struggling to fill jobs because they have to compete with the federal government. Small business owners are drowning out there. And now the federal government wants to throw them a cinder block called the PRO Act. 1/5
Twenty-seven states have Right to Work laws where workers have the freedom to join a union but no worker can be compelled to pay union dues or join a union if they don’t want to. The PRO Act will destroy these state Right-to-Work laws. 2/5
I’m not anti-union. I support freedom to advocate for better pay, working conditions, and benefits. But violating the rights of workers across America with the PRO Act to prop up an outdated system that benefits Washington elites and Democrat politicians is not pro-worker. 3/5
The PRO Act will force employers to provide unions with work shift information and employees’ personal contact information during organizing elections. 4/5
Now, as our economy recovers, it’s time for the federal government to get out of the way and let small businesses get back on their feet. The PRO Act is really the ANTI Act: anti-privacy, anti-small business, and anti-worker. 5/5
And they are the 27 poorest states in the union.
By all means DO destroy the 'Right-to-Work' anti-worker, anti-living wage laws.
Good get rid of all the right to work (for less) laws. Unions have been the strength of the middle class in the country. Unions have brought us paid vacations, holidays, healthcare, overtime pay and much more. The Chamber of Commerce? Nothing!
Those unions still have to represent those people whether they pay their dues or not under Right To Work. Please tell me how that legislation is “Pro-Union?” How does any working class person with a working brain vote Republican? It will always baffle me.
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