Right to work laws
A)are part of the legislation that was the foundation for the growth of unions in the U.S.
B)are included in the Wagner Act.
C)permit workers to be paid less than comparable worth would allow.
D)are in state laws that limit union power.

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Right to work laws are state laws that limit union power by prohibiting unions from requiring workers to join or pay union dues as a condition of employment. These laws weaken unions by reducing their membership and financial resources, which can limit their bargaining power and ability to advocate for workers' rights and interests. Some view right to work laws as a way to protect workers' individual freedom and choice, while others view them as undermining collective bargaining and worker solidarity.

Right to Work Laws