But right-to-work doesn't seem to be having that magical formula of creating additional jobs, at least according to the Bureau of Labor Statistics.
Mark DeSaulnier: “But right-to-work doesn't seem to be having that magical formula of creating additional jobs, at least according to the…”
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DeSaulnier critiques right-to-work laws for failing to create jobs.
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