The Michigan House has voted to pass two right-to-work bills, meaning workers no longer have to pay to join unions.
Gov. Rick Snyder, a Republican, has said he will sign the measures.
Advocates have said the bills will help attract businesses to the state, but critics said they would weaken labor's bargaining strength by cutting union financial resources without doing anything to bring in more jobs.
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