On the recordFebruary 13, 2017
The job creation in right-to-work States is not at all better than in nonright-to-work States.
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congress.govThe job creation in right-to-work States is not at all better than in nonright-to-work States.
Davis argues that right-to-work laws do not improve job creation.
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