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MARK MIX – WORKER’S RIGHTS UNDER BIDEN 9 12 12 20
MARK MIX – WORKER’S RIGHTS UNDER BIDEN 9 12 12 20
MARK MIX – WORKER’S RIGHTS UNDER BIDEN 9 12 12 20
Friday 18th December 2020
Mark Mix discusses how Biden's presidency could impact workers' rights and union power dynamics on 'American Medicine Today'.
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Get the buttons here!Mark Mix on Biden's Impact on Workers' Rights and Union Power
The disconnect between union officials and rank-and-file workers in this country is growing wider and wider all the time, and this notion that unions are workers and workers are Democrats is really misguided when it comes to political applications.
Feeling uncertain about what a Biden presidency might mean for workers' rights? Mark Mix, President of the National Right to Work Committee, sheds light on this very issue in this episode of 'American Medicine Today'. Mix dives into how Biden's policies could potentially strengthen union bosses at the expense of individual worker freedoms. He explains that right-to-work laws are designed to protect workers' choice to join unions without being forced to pay dues or fees if they opt out.
This episode brings to the forefront the growing disconnect between union officials and everyday workers, challenging the assumption that all union members align politically with Democrats. Mix passionately argues that repealing right-to-work laws through the proact bill could severely limit worker autonomy. Tune in for an eye-opening discussion on voluntary unionism and the broader political implications for rank-and-file workers.