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Michigan Voices
Politics
5:30 pm
Thu September 22, 2011
The politics behind right-to-teach
By Mercedes Mejia and Jennifer White
The Republican Senate Majority Leader, Randy Richardville, says he favors a right-to-work law that would only apply to teachers and other unionized workers in education. Here to explain the political implications of such a law are former Senate Majority Leader and senior policy fellow at Public Sector Consultants, Ken Sikkema, and political analyst for Michigan Information and Research Service, Susan Demas.
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