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Rep. Rick Hammel says "right-to-work" bad idea for Michigan
By Jennifer White and Zoe Clark
House Democratic Leader Richard E. Hammel (D-Mt. Morris Township).
Michigan House Democrats website. /
So called right-to-work laws prohibit workers from being required to join a union or pay union dues or fees as a condition of employment. But with Indiana’s recent passage of right-to work laws, some Republican lawmakers say there is additional pressure on the state to pass its own legislation.
Democrat and House Minority Leader, Representative Rick Hammel is against right-to-work legislation. He spoke with Michigan Radio's Jennifer White.
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