The Cycle | December 12, 2012
Labor unions still singing an angry tone in Motown
The Cycle hosts and Kathy Gray from The Detroit Free Press discuss Gov. Rick Snyder’s signing of the Michigan right to work laws, making the state the 24th in the U.S. to enact similar laws that prevent unions from requiring membership and dues for workers.
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