Michigan House approves two final right-work bills, one dealing with government workers and one for private sector workers and the bills head to Governor Rick Snyder's desk Snyder has already indicated he will sign the bills into law.
(PDF of the bill as passed by the Michigan House will be embedded below the post- Senate bill here)
Once Governor Snyder signs the bills, Michigan will become the 24th state to have passed right-to-work laws.
The Michigan Legislature gave final approval Tuesday to a bitterly contested right-to-work plan limiting the power of unions, a devastating and once unthinkable defeat for organized labor in a state considered a cradle of the movement.Related:
Unswayed by Democrats’ pleas and thousands of protesters inside and outside the state Capitol, the House approved two final bills, sending them on to Republican Gov. Rick Snyder. One dealt with private sector workers, the other with government employees. Both measures cleared the Senate last week.
Snyder is expected to sign the measures into law as early as Wednesday that would make Michigan the 24th state with right-to-work laws, which ban requirements that nonunion employees pay unions for negotiating contracts and other services.
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PDF OF Bill Embedded- Despite Unions Protests Michigan Legislators Pass Right-To-Work Bills
Measure as passed by the House below
Michigan Right To Work Bill As Passed By The House
