Red & Blue State Ballot Measures Demonstrate Contrasting Approaches To Labor Policy – Forbes

If Democrats get what they want in Illinois and Republicans get what they want in Tennessee, many expect the outmigration of people, income, and jobs from Illinois to Tennessee and other Right-to-Work states to continue apace. F. Vincent Vernuccio, a senior policy advisor with the Mackinac Center,  draws attention to a unique aspect of Amendment 1 in Illinois, which is that it goes further than eliminating the chance of Right-to-Work. Approval of Amendment 1, notes Vernuccio, would “allow government unions to veto any legislation that gives workers and taxpayers more power.”
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ToughLove
1 year ago

Illinois Businesses, are you exhausted trying to stay competitive?
Illinois Taxpayers, are you exhausted trying to find a way to pay your insane state taxes? Please form a line to enter Tennessee, where financial freedom still exists.

Disclaimer: I moved from Illinois to Tennessee 2 years ago.

Fed up neighbor
1 year ago

As mentioned on Dan&Amy this morning with wirepoints we’re in the hell are the Republicans on this issue, not a signal word, we’re is Durkin the Republican leader not a word as a matter a fact not a word from him in the last 5 months, what gives Durkin, beginning to wonder what democratic demon is writing you a check to keep yourself and your party hush hush on this issue, despicable bastards.

Admin
1 year ago

Same for our so-called civic leaders in the business community. Where the hell are they?

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