Deal with Dems slows Indiana Right-to-Work

By Benjamin Yount

Published January 11, 2012 5:00am ET

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Deal with Dems slows Indiana Right-to-Work — INDIANAPOLIS — Indiana House Democrats showed up for work Wednesday but still managed to slow down the inevitable vote on the state’s right-to-work legislation. Democrats used organized walkouts to delay the legislative process on House Bill 1001, commonly referred to as the right-to-work bill, which would allow nonunion workers in private-sector union shops to opt […]

INDIANAPOLIS — Indiana House Democrats showed up for work Wednesday but still managed to slow down the inevitable vote on the state’s right-to-work legislation.

Democrats used organized walkouts to delay the legislative process on House Bill 1001, commonly referred to as the right-to-work bill, which would allow nonunion workers in private-sector union shops to opt out of paying union dues and fees.

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