Support Worker Freedom

Ask Your Legislator to Support Worker Freedom By Passing Right to Work

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Dear Representative,

New Hampshire has the opportunity to become the first state in the northeast to pass right-to-work legislation and expand freedom for thousands of workers.

No workers should be forced to pay union fees or risk losing their livelihood.

The right for workers to choose whether to join or pay a union is already guaranteed for public sector employees because of a Supreme Court decision in 2018. Public employees are now protected from having their hard-earned money automatically deducted from their paycheck and directed toward messages, causes, and campaigns that may not reflect their views or values.

Right-to-work reaffirms our state motto, “Live Free or Die,” and New Hampshire’s commitment to economic freedom.

Besides the government, unions are the only other entity that can deduct dues directly from a worker’s wages without consent. This is wrong and goes completely against our state’s creed and values. We need to put power back in the hands of workers and ensure their freedoms are not being infringed upon.

Passing Right to Work would expand workers’ freedoms and further secure the NH Advantage. Please support HB 238!
New Hampshire has the opportunity to become the first state in the northeast to pass right-to-work legislation and expand freedom for thousands of workers.

Sincerely

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Following the landmark U.S. Supreme Court decision on worker freedom, Janus v. AFSCME, New Hampshire now has the opportunity to become the first state in the northeast to pass right-to-work legislation and expand freedom for thousands of workers.

The court found that because collective bargaining with the government affects public policy issues like pension liabilities, taxes, spending and more, it equates to lobbying and thus political speech. Public employees are now protected from having their hard-earned money automatically deducted from their paycheck and directed toward political speech they may disagree with.

It is crucial that our legislators expand this First Amendment protection to private-sector workers in the Granite State, as well. In addition to expanding freedom for thousands of workers, right-to-work brings numerous economic benefits. There is no doubt that making New Hampshire a right-to-work state will invite more businesses and entrepreneurs to our state as well as protect the New Hampshire Advantage.