St. Louis Public Radio wants to know how ‘right-to-work’ will affect you

St. Louis Public Radio wants to hear from people within Organized Labor about how they expect their jobs will change with the recent passage of “right-to-work” legislation in Missouri.

The legislation, signed into law on Monday by Gov. Eric Greitens, prohibits companies from negotiating labor contracts that require workers, as a condition of employment, to pay either dues or a ‘fair share fee’ for the union representation they receive.

It is set to go into effect on Aug. 28 and contains a “grandfather clause” that protects union contracts until they expire.

Make your voice heard by contacting St. Louis Public Radio here. The station is broadcast on KWMU-FM 90.7.

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