Clayman Opposes Right to Work in CIO Hearing
Clayman told a Congressional Committee that a right to work law would cause chaos and conflict, praising union shop and security as key to responsible labor. He cited Taft Landon Mitchell and religious leaders to oppose these laws and argued they shift burden from workers to unions.
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Clayman
America
Robert A. Taft
Alf Landon
James P. Mitchell
Taft
Ohio
Congressional
Ohio Catholic Welfare Conference
Mitchell
Landon
CIO
Israel Goldstein
American Jewish Congress
CIO findings dispute right to work as economic progress
The CIO Economic Outlook charges that right to work laws are a fraud aimed at suppressing wages and hampering unions. It cites data from 34 cities showing higher living costs in several states with these laws and argues such measures do not boost markets or productivity.
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Washington
CIO
CIO Education and Research Department
CIO Publica
Mississippi
New York
Chicago
Bureau of Labor Statistics
Atlanta
Jacksonville
Richmond
States
Birmingham
Ala
Houston
Tex
Fla
Ohio bishops oppose right to work laws in union stand
The Ohio Catholic Welfare Conference endorsed trade union membership and cautioned lawmakers against right to work bills. The bishops urged protecting collective bargaining while condemning measures that would curb union activities and peaceful picketing. They urged workers to balance rights with social responsibilities.
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Ohio Catholic Welfare Conference
Ohio
Columbus
Senate
Catholic Conference
Catholic Welfare Conference
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Jake Clayman