By enacting so-called "right-to-work" laws,southern states made it easier for factory workers to form unions and bargain with employers from a position of strength.

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Right-to-work laws actually make it more difficult for workers to form and maintain unions by allowing employees in unionized workplaces to opt-out of paying union dues or fees, which weakens the bargaining power of unions.

By Enacting So-Called "Right-To-Work" Laws,southern States Made It Easier for Factory