Labor Unions on Defense in Tennessee, on Offense in Illinois – Bloomberg Government

Organized labor is pushing to add worker-rights language to the Illinois Constitution and defeat proposed Tennessee restrictions, while other voters on Nov. 8 will have the chance to raise the minimum wage.
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Stewie the Roof Baby
3 years ago

The economy in Tennessee is on the offense, the economy in Illinois is on the defense. There is a pattern here

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