Right To Work digned by Walker

[Magnetron]

Right To Work signed by Walker.

Businesses are already packing up and relocating.

There goes what few jobs created out of the 100,000 jobs he promised.

 

[Aglaopheme]

Unconstitutional.

http://www.wkow.com/story/31679484/2016/04/08/dane-county-judge-strikes-down-right-to-work-law

MADISON (WKOW) --- Wisconsin is no longer a Right-to-Work state, after a Dane County Judge struck down the law that prevents private sector unions from requiring workers to join or pay dues as a condition of employment.

 

[Real_American11]

Being forced to join a union is wrong.

 

[Boxlicker101]

This is the judge's personal opinion and will not hold up on appeal. Right to Work laws have been legal for about 80 years and have survived court challenges.

ETA: After looking over the title of this thread, I'm still unsure what it is. Did it say Walker signed the bill, which he did, or does it say he dinged it, which seems less likely. He is a supporter of right-to-work laws, as am I.