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Thank you Sam :thumb:

I knew there were states considered legally as either a "Right to work" state or it wasn't. When I saw the term "for less" in parenthesis I thought it was actual legal terminology.

The term came about when Taft-Hartley was passed and shortly thereafter manufacturing companies started moving their work to the then poor southern states to take advantage of the cheap labor and the states protection on organizing. Some states still use it as a selling point when trying to encourage business to locate in their areas. Like Sam said it's how the different players use terms to sway the way you feel about things. Right to Life, Freedom of choice. Who wouldn't want those things? But we all know they are on opposite sides of the fence on the issue at hand.

Like was pointed out this topic is nearly 5 years old and probably should be put to bed. I'm going to lock this and if further information is needed a new topic should be started in the booth, but I believe Corwyn received the information he was looking for.