claim: "numerous studies have shown that these so-called right-to-work laws do not generate jobs and economic growth."
author: sheila oliver
evidence_1: apr 22, 2015 ... so-called right-to-work (rtw) legislation goes one step further and ... nor do  rtw laws have anything to do with the right to have a job or be ... workers in  unionized sectors, it is not surprising that research shows .... on many levels,  these two sets of workers are similar. ...... does right-to-work create jobs?
evidence_2: "numerous studies have shown that these so-called right-to-work laws do not  generate jobs and economic growth." — politifact new jersey on friday, july  15th ...
evidence_3: dec 11, 2012 ... these are called “agency fees”—the equivalent of union dues when paid by ... so , if workers (a) already have a legal right not to join a union at ... to join a union to  still hang onto their jobs, did more than simply create ... by the economic policy  institute, right-to-work laws do not always work out quite so well.
evidence_4: mar 20, 2013 ... some lawmakers, however, do not want to extend legal status—let alone ... the  11 million undocumented immigrants, instead calling for a so-called ... on  average over the 10 years, this immigration reform would create 159,000 jobs per  year. ... numerous studies and government data sets have shown that ...
evidence_5: these state laws are known as right to work (rtw) laws. currently, 24 ... national  rtw proposals are often discussed in the context of the economic performance  of states that have ... if this growth is attributable to rtw, other pro-business  policies (which tend to be ... union security and workers not covered by the  nlra.