Right-to-Work
High Court Not Ready To Give Right-To-Work Opinion
The Michigan Supreme Court still hasn’t decided to offer its view on the state’s right-to-work law. In fact, it is seeking someone’s opinion on whether it should give an opinion.
State Spends About $90K On Right-To-Work Materials
Michigan officials say they’ve spent about $90K on informational posters related to the state’s new right-to-work law.
House Republicans Drop Plan To Reduce Funding Tied To Pre-Right-To-Work Contracts
House budget committees had approved funding reductions or restrictions for public employers such as the University of Michigan and Wayne State University in recent weeks
Judge Refuses To Dismiss Right-To-Work Lawsuit
A judge declined to toss a lawsuit that says Michigan’s right-to-work law is invalid because the Capitol doors were locked while the measure was debated,
Snyder: ‘Everyone Likes Change Until It Affects You’
Speaking at “Pancakes & Politics” the governor acknowledged that he’s made some unpopular decisions — but said he has no regrets.
Protesters Rally In Detroit Against Right-To-Work
Dozens of union members and others protested against Michigan’s new right-to-work law outside a Detroit building where Gov. Rick Snyder had a scheduled appearance.
Right-To-Work Law Takes Effect In Michigan
Michigan workers can choose not to financially support unions that bargain on their behalf under a right-to-work law now in effect.
Gov. Snyder Speaks At ‘Pancakes & Politics’
The same day the state’s new right-to-work law goes into effect, Gov. Rick Snyder will address hundreds of political, community and business leaders.
“More And Better Jobs” The Promise Of Right-To-Work
Less than 18 percent of Michigan workers are unionized yet right-to-work came with this promise from Governor Snyder: “More and better jobs.”
Michigan Labor History Remembered As Right-To-Work Law Ushered In
As Michigan becomes the nation’s 24th right-to-work state this week, we take a look back.


















