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TAKE ACTION: Protect Right-to-Work in North Carolina

TAKE ACTION: Protect Right-to-Work in North Carolina

June 30, 2026

Tell lawmakers to support a state constitutional amendment making it permanent

Right-to-work gives workers more choices and helps North Carolina compete for jobs. Right-to-work laws protect workers’ freedom to decide whether to join a union while also sending a clear message that North Carolina is open for business.

If approved by the General Assembly, Senate Bill 1082, the North Carolina Right-to-Work Amendment, would give voters the opportunity to permanently establish North Carolina as a right-to-work state by adding the protection to the state Constitution.

The proposed amendment would appear on the November ballot.

Click here and tell your lawmakers to keep North Carolina business-friendly by supporting SB 1082!

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