Right-To-Work Amendment to Tennessee’s Constitution To Be Weighed by Voters, as House Moves To Protect Right To Organize
Volunteer State seeks to send a message to Washington.
Tennessee voters will decide this November whether to add the state’s right-to-work statute to the state constitution, laying groundwork to resist a federal repeal effort.
The amendment proposal follows the House of Representatives’ passage of the Protecting the Right to Organize Act, a measure to repeal 27 states’ right-to-work laws, including Tennessee’s.
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