I was always under the impression that employers had a more difficult time firing employees in Right-to-work states. Isn't that the benefit of Colorado not being a right-to-work state, that employers can actually fire people?
I was always under the impression that employers had a more difficult time firing employees in Right-to-work states. Isn't that the benefit of Colorado not being a right-to-work state, that employers can actually fire people?
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