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Compulsory unionism is an arrangement where union membership is a necessary condition of employment. In labor law, this is called a "closed shop." As of 2016, twenty-eight states have laws prohibiting closed shops.[1]
See also
References
- ↑ Right to Work States. Retrieved on February 17, 2018.