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TexasTowelie

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3. I do not know about the credibility of their statistics,

Reply to bitterross (Reply #1)

Mon Sep 4, 2017, 06:23 PM

Sep 2017

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but as a former statistician I know the ease of analyzing a data set to support completely opposite arguments. The commentary also fails to note that the wages in non-union states, but somehow that consideration is completely overlooked.

I agree that the naming of the organization is also an attempt to make them seem official because of confusion with the NLRB.

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Was there any "Right to Exploit" commentary in your newspaper today? [View all] TexasTowelie Sep 2017 OP

So, What are the real stats? NILRR sounds deceptively like NLRB bitterross Sep 2017 #1

I do not know about the credibility of their statistics, TexasTowelie Sep 2017 #3

I'm going to go with - not very credible and very biased bitterross Sep 2017 #10

Probably connected to these groups lunasun Sep 2017 #9

I don't have them in front of me xmas74 Sep 2017 #13

Thanks. I'll stop being lazy and go find them. bitterross Sep 2017 #20

"Right to work" also means the right to be fired without cause. Yonnie3 Sep 2017 #2

It is. xmas74 Sep 2017 #15

Unemployment insurance too. Yonnie3 Sep 2017 #17

Nope, that's at-will emloyment, which is present in every state, with minor and specific exceptions WhiskeyGrinder Sep 2017 #16

It was taught to me as if it was part of the same law in Virginia. Yonnie3 Sep 2017 #18

Right to work generally means you get the benefits of the union without supporting the union. WhiskeyGrinder Sep 2017 #19

In Missouri it was advertised as part of xmas74 Sep 2017 #22

At-will employment has been a generally accepted default in most state laws since the WhiskeyGrinder Sep 2017 #23

No!! LeftInTX Sep 2017 #4

Get this- Stan Greer, the Program Director for NILRR - BS and MA in Slavic Studies. Really! bitterross Sep 2017 #5

Lawsuit against his defamation lunasun Sep 2017 #7

Mark Mix is mentioned in link @ post # 9 lunasun Sep 2017 #12

Yep, a Koch-sucker. /nt bitterross Sep 2017 #14

Our daily newspaper died. hunter Sep 2017 #6

Mark Mix - Also unqualified to be writing opinions on Economic issues bitterross Sep 2017 #8

Sunday Milwaukee journal not sure if it was him dembotoz Sep 2017 #11

Canada demands end of "right to work" moondust Sep 2017 #21