Right to Work Annotiation Unit 2.docx Right to Work: Breaking the Middle Class C

Right  to  Work  Annotiation  Unit  2.docx     Right to Work: Breaking the Middle Class  Columbia University English Composition II Kathleen   Right to Work: Breaking the Middle Class  Bruno,R., Zullo, R., Manzo, F., & Dickson, A. (2015). The economic effects of adopting a right-to- work law. Labor Studies Journal, 40(4), 319-361. https://doi.org/10.1177/0160449x15619539  This article discusses the outcome of earnings, employment, unionization, and inequality    ”an in-depth look at how the law affects all employees, but especially in manufacturing and construction. The wages in manufacturing and construction are adversely affected by the law with a decrease in wages alone. The study on minorities shows that they also see a decrease in wages, but women suffer a severe decrease in wages in right-to-work States verse non-right to work states. In at-will employment, states' wages increase quicker than the right-to-work states. There