Canadian officials are using negotiations over the North American Free Trade Agreement to press the U.S. to pass a federal law banning states from having right-to-work laws that say workers cannot be forced to join or support a union as a condition of employment.
Canada says the laws put its own businesses at too much of an economic disadvantage compared with the U.S.
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