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TOPIC: MI is now a Right to work state!
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I was looking for a job when I got the one I have. If for any reason I wasn't happy with where I work or the working conditions, I would apply the same principle and find another job. If someone is unemployed or underemployed, they need to evaluate the skills and qualities they have and compare them to what is is needed, and what's available. If you don't have marketable qualities, you need to work on developing some. Employers these days have to stay competitive in their pay/benefits to ensure they have the employees they need.
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But RTW states don't necessarily have lower unemployment numbers, per my post below.
And RTW Nevada has the highest unemployment rate in the nation. steve |
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Most RTW states that I have been to also have a lower cost of living.
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JUst wanted to throw this out there: while higher wages are all well and good, it has to be factored in with the overall cost of living for the area.
For example, I made great money in Southern California when I was out there, but could barely afford a cracker box apartment in a BAD area of the Valley if I were to have tried living on my own out there. Whenre I live now, what I make is probably mid-range, BUT the cost of living is great here, so I actually come out ahead by comparison. |
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I responded to the fact that RTW states though have lower unemployment numbers have lower wages. It was in my global trends post below.
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So MI is in the list, but they just became a right to work state. I believe MI has a large number of employees who are union members. The UAW comes to mind.
I believe with the change that more employers there may start using employees who are not union members. |
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Steve, i submit for your consideration that a state's unemployment rate is tied to the types of jobs/industry that state is associated with, and have gone the wayside, rather than the population or the number of electoral votes it has.
What happened to the employment opportunities in those states? |
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I'll take that as "I have no fucking idea".
Thank you for your input. |
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Brooklyn Park MN |
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Again, find out who has financed the "right to work" legislation, and you will have found the most evil rich bastards in the USA.
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