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The ten poorest states are all right to work states
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this post was submitted on 15 Sep 2023
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Here's the Wikipedia article on "right to work" for those who, like me (non-americano), didn't know about it:
https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Right-to-work_law
That's so fucking confusing...
Okay, little less muddier now. The whole vibe is quintessential USA—some dodgy law with a misleading name.
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This is where we find out Aluminum is trademarked and royalties given whenever used and that's how Aluminium phased out...
I was going to say. I know most of those states have at-will employment and thus I was so confused!
Ahhhh thank you, I was confusing the two. I thought my state was a “right to work” state but it wasn’t on the list; I was thinking an at-will state, which my state is (which means employers can terminate without noticed and without reason, for those who don’t know the phrase).
I think every state in the U.S. has at-will employment except for one, last time I check.
Edit: yup. Montana.
I did not know that, very strange but bill of Montana. Thanks