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MARK MIX – PROTECTING WORKERS RIGHTS IN FLORIDA – 11 12 22
MARK MIX – PROTECTING WORKERS RIGHTS IN FLORIDA – 11 12 22
MARK MIX – PROTECTING WORKERS RIGHTS IN FLORIDA – 11 12 22
Sunday 13th November 2022
Mark Mix discusses Florida's 'Right to Work' law and workers' freedom to choose union participation on 'American Medicine Today'.
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Get the buttons here!Mark Mix on Workers' Freedom: The Battle Over Florida's 'Right to Work' Law
Our whole mission, here at right to work is to protect your liberty to choose. If you want to to join a union to amplify your voice, participate but we should never compel anyone.
What happens when workers' rights are caught in the crossfire of political battles? In this episode of 'American Medicine Today', Mark Mix, President of the National Right to Work Committee, dives into the contentious debate over Florida's 'Right to Work' law. This law, which gives workers the choice to join or not join a union without being forced to pay dues, has come under fire from those who believe union membership should be mandatory.
Mark Mix argues passionately for the freedom of choice, emphasizing that no worker should be compelled to join a union against their will. With nearly three million members backing his stance, Mark sheds light on how this law impacts not just individual workers but also the broader workforce. He discusses the franchise model, independent contractors, and the accountability of unions.
Whether you're a worker wondering about your rights or someone interested in the political tug-of-war over labor laws, this episode offers valuable insights. Tune in for an engaging conversation that underscores the significance of protecting workers' freedom amidst mounting political pressures.