Right to work: teacher debates Mackinac Center president on collective bargaining ballot initiative

Right to work: teacher debates Mackinac Center president on collective bargaining ballot initiative | MLive.com
"Right to work is not on my agenda and I don't want to see it on my desk," Snyder told MLive at the Detroit Regional Chamber’s Mackinac Policy Conference on Tuesday....

Groups of unionized workers from throughout the state launched the "Protect Our Jobs" campaign to collect 322,609 signatures needed to get the issue on the ballot.
The proposal would prevent right-to-work legislation that prohibits employers or labor unions from requiring employees to join a union and pay dues.
It also would ban some 80 bills that ballot proposal organizers say would curtail collective bargaining rights.