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Why every state should guarantee the right to work

By Stephen Moore
Published July 10, 2014 11:30am ET
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Why every state should guarantee the right to work
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Right-to-work is back in the spotlight, thanks to the recent Supreme Court decision in Harris v. Quinn.

The court ruled that Illinois home care workers cannot be compelled to pay union dues to the Service Employees International Union if those workers are not union members.

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