Definition of right-to-work in English:

right-to-work

adjective

Relating to or promoting a worker's right not to be required to join a trade union.
〈主美〉与非工会会员劳动权利有关的；保障非工会会员劳动权利的
Kansas is a right-to-work state
堪萨斯州保障工人有权不加入工会。
Example sentencesExamples
- RTW is an indirect measure of unionization as well as the ease with which plants can be organized; it is hypothesized that employers will prefer right-to-work states.
- Its labor code is similar to antiunion right-to-work legislation in some US states.
- North Dakota, for example, has right-to-work labour laws and the third-lowest state income taxes in the United States.
- Such a court would come directly at organized labor, because they choose right-to-work laws over right-to-organize.
- The last two decades, however, have seen a dangerous rise in states adopting draconian right-to-work laws, especially in the South.
- I also think that Edwards took certain positions in his 1998 Senate campaign which won't work well in national Democratic politics - particularly, if I remember correctly, supporting right-to-work laws.
- Some 700 workers out of a total of 1,200 at the plant are members of United Food and Commercial Workers Local 540 in this right-to-work state and consider the contract inadequate.
- ‘Free choice’ is the central value of the right-to-work movement, whether the antiunionists wield it disingenuously or not.
- And labor, vastly outspent by big business in this right-to-work state, responded to Spitzer, and to clean elections in general, with a certain enthusiasm.
- Remember, the first great screaming about runaway production came when Dino DeLaurentiis built his facility in right-to-work North Carolina and others started shooting in right-to-work Florida.
- President Ronald Reagan's firing of the air-traffic controllers and a strong right-to-work movement in the South helped convince some OCAW members initially to distrust environmentalists.
- Work first to promote free trade before you call for right-to-work laws.
- In 1968 the church opposed the sale of liquor, supported Sunday closing laws, and favored right-to-work laws.
- Oklahoma is the twenty-second state to adopt the right-to-work clause.
- The right is renewing its efforts to pass state and federal right-to-work laws that prohibit requiring employees in a unionized workplace to pay dues to unions.
- With an eye to union coffers, organizing poorly paid workers in poultry processing facilities in a right-to-work state surely appears less worthwhile than organizing workers with relatively secure jobs in the public sector.
- Bruce Prescott, a Baptist minister, notes that workers in the twenty-one states with right-to-work laws earn 15 percent less on average than workers in other states.
- Because this happened in Texas, a right-to-work state, to add insult to injury, AMR refused to allow us to collect unemployment insurance.
- And now, a middle-aged millionaire white Southerner from a right-to-work state, he simply wants the same for others.
- Asked by Matthews whether he supports state right-to-work laws protecting the right of workers not to join a union, Dean said no.

Definition of right-to-work in US English:

right-to-work

adjectiveˌrītˌtəˈwərk

Relating to or promoting a worker's right not to be required to join a labor union.
〈主美〉与非工会会员劳动权利有关的；保障非工会会员劳动权利的
Kansas is a right-to-work state
堪萨斯州保障工人有权不加入工会。
Example sentencesExamples
- The last two decades, however, have seen a dangerous rise in states adopting draconian right-to-work laws, especially in the South.
- Its labor code is similar to antiunion right-to-work legislation in some US states.
- Some 700 workers out of a total of 1,200 at the plant are members of United Food and Commercial Workers Local 540 in this right-to-work state and consider the contract inadequate.
- President Ronald Reagan's firing of the air-traffic controllers and a strong right-to-work movement in the South helped convince some OCAW members initially to distrust environmentalists.
- ‘Free choice’ is the central value of the right-to-work movement, whether the antiunionists wield it disingenuously or not.
- And labor, vastly outspent by big business in this right-to-work state, responded to Spitzer, and to clean elections in general, with a certain enthusiasm.
- In 1968 the church opposed the sale of liquor, supported Sunday closing laws, and favored right-to-work laws.
- Work first to promote free trade before you call for right-to-work laws.
- I also think that Edwards took certain positions in his 1998 Senate campaign which won't work well in national Democratic politics - particularly, if I remember correctly, supporting right-to-work laws.
- Remember, the first great screaming about runaway production came when Dino DeLaurentiis built his facility in right-to-work North Carolina and others started shooting in right-to-work Florida.
- Because this happened in Texas, a right-to-work state, to add insult to injury, AMR refused to allow us to collect unemployment insurance.
- With an eye to union coffers, organizing poorly paid workers in poultry processing facilities in a right-to-work state surely appears less worthwhile than organizing workers with relatively secure jobs in the public sector.
- RTW is an indirect measure of unionization as well as the ease with which plants can be organized; it is hypothesized that employers will prefer right-to-work states.
- Oklahoma is the twenty-second state to adopt the right-to-work clause.
- North Dakota, for example, has right-to-work labour laws and the third-lowest state income taxes in the United States.
- The right is renewing its efforts to pass state and federal right-to-work laws that prohibit requiring employees in a unionized workplace to pay dues to unions.
- Asked by Matthews whether he supports state right-to-work laws protecting the right of workers not to join a union, Dean said no.
- Such a court would come directly at organized labor, because they choose right-to-work laws over right-to-organize.
- Bruce Prescott, a Baptist minister, notes that workers in the twenty-one states with right-to-work laws earn 15 percent less on average than workers in other states.
- And now, a middle-aged millionaire white Southerner from a right-to-work state, he simply wants the same for others.

词汇	right-to-work
释义	Definition of right-to-work in English: right-to-work adjective US Relating to or promoting a worker's right not to be required to join a trade union. 〈主美〉与非工会会员劳动权利有关的；保障非工会会员劳动权利的 Kansas is a right-to-work state 堪萨斯州保障工人有权不加入工会。 Example sentencesExamples RTW is an indirect measure of unionization as well as the ease with which plants can be organized; it is hypothesized that employers will prefer right-to-work states. Its labor code is similar to antiunion right-to-work legislation in some US states. North Dakota, for example, has right-to-work labour laws and the third-lowest state income taxes in the United States. Such a court would come directly at organized labor, because they choose right-to-work laws over right-to-organize. The last two decades, however, have seen a dangerous rise in states adopting draconian right-to-work laws, especially in the South. I also think that Edwards took certain positions in his 1998 Senate campaign which won't work well in national Democratic politics - particularly, if I remember correctly, supporting right-to-work laws. Some 700 workers out of a total of 1,200 at the plant are members of United Food and Commercial Workers Local 540 in this right-to-work state and consider the contract inadequate. ‘Free choice’ is the central value of the right-to-work movement, whether the antiunionists wield it disingenuously or not. And labor, vastly outspent by big business in this right-to-work state, responded to Spitzer, and to clean elections in general, with a certain enthusiasm. Remember, the first great screaming about runaway production came when Dino DeLaurentiis built his facility in right-to-work North Carolina and others started shooting in right-to-work Florida. President Ronald Reagan's firing of the air-traffic controllers and a strong right-to-work movement in the South helped convince some OCAW members initially to distrust environmentalists. Work first to promote free trade before you call for right-to-work laws. In 1968 the church opposed the sale of liquor, supported Sunday closing laws, and favored right-to-work laws. Oklahoma is the twenty-second state to adopt the right-to-work clause. The right is renewing its efforts to pass state and federal right-to-work laws that prohibit requiring employees in a unionized workplace to pay dues to unions. With an eye to union coffers, organizing poorly paid workers in poultry processing facilities in a right-to-work state surely appears less worthwhile than organizing workers with relatively secure jobs in the public sector. Bruce Prescott, a Baptist minister, notes that workers in the twenty-one states with right-to-work laws earn 15 percent less on average than workers in other states. Because this happened in Texas, a right-to-work state, to add insult to injury, AMR refused to allow us to collect unemployment insurance. And now, a middle-aged millionaire white Southerner from a right-to-work state, he simply wants the same for others. Asked by Matthews whether he supports state right-to-work laws protecting the right of workers not to join a union, Dean said no. Definition of right-to-work in US English: right-to-work adjectiveˌrītˌtəˈwərk US Relating to or promoting a worker's right not to be required to join a labor union. 〈主美〉与非工会会员劳动权利有关的；保障非工会会员劳动权利的 Kansas is a right-to-work state 堪萨斯州保障工人有权不加入工会。 Example sentencesExamples The last two decades, however, have seen a dangerous rise in states adopting draconian right-to-work laws, especially in the South. Its labor code is similar to antiunion right-to-work legislation in some US states. Some 700 workers out of a total of 1,200 at the plant are members of United Food and Commercial Workers Local 540 in this right-to-work state and consider the contract inadequate. President Ronald Reagan's firing of the air-traffic controllers and a strong right-to-work movement in the South helped convince some OCAW members initially to distrust environmentalists. ‘Free choice’ is the central value of the right-to-work movement, whether the antiunionists wield it disingenuously or not. And labor, vastly outspent by big business in this right-to-work state, responded to Spitzer, and to clean elections in general, with a certain enthusiasm. In 1968 the church opposed the sale of liquor, supported Sunday closing laws, and favored right-to-work laws. Work first to promote free trade before you call for right-to-work laws. I also think that Edwards took certain positions in his 1998 Senate campaign which won't work well in national Democratic politics - particularly, if I remember correctly, supporting right-to-work laws. Remember, the first great screaming about runaway production came when Dino DeLaurentiis built his facility in right-to-work North Carolina and others started shooting in right-to-work Florida. Because this happened in Texas, a right-to-work state, to add insult to injury, AMR refused to allow us to collect unemployment insurance. With an eye to union coffers, organizing poorly paid workers in poultry processing facilities in a right-to-work state surely appears less worthwhile than organizing workers with relatively secure jobs in the public sector. RTW is an indirect measure of unionization as well as the ease with which plants can be organized; it is hypothesized that employers will prefer right-to-work states. Oklahoma is the twenty-second state to adopt the right-to-work clause. North Dakota, for example, has right-to-work labour laws and the third-lowest state income taxes in the United States. The right is renewing its efforts to pass state and federal right-to-work laws that prohibit requiring employees in a unionized workplace to pay dues to unions. Asked by Matthews whether he supports state right-to-work laws protecting the right of workers not to join a union, Dean said no. Such a court would come directly at organized labor, because they choose right-to-work laws over right-to-organize. Bruce Prescott, a Baptist minister, notes that workers in the twenty-one states with right-to-work laws earn 15 percent less on average than workers in other states. And now, a middle-aged millionaire white Southerner from a right-to-work state, he simply wants the same for others.
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