But union bigs threaten typical thuggery against worker-choice movementA Missouri Senate panel has advanced legislation that would prevent people from having to pay union fees as a condition of employment.(from ktts.com)The legislation cleared the Senate General Laws Committee on a party-line vote Tuesday, with Republicans backing it and Democrats it opposing it. The vote means the bill can now move to the full Senate for debate.
Voters rejected a measure in 1978 that would have made Missouri a "right to work" state. But union membership has declined since then, and Republican lawmakers say the potential for unionized shops discourages some businesses from coming to Missouri.
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