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The Monday Poll: Should Missouri have a right-to-work law?

A right-to-work law could be a contentious item for the Missouri legislature in its final week of the session.
A right-to-work law could be a contentious item for the Missouri legislature in its final week of the session. Orlin Wagner The Associated Press

The Missouri Senate is expected to debate a controversial right-to-work bill this week. A companion measure already has passed the House.

Right-to-work laws weaken unions by allowing nonmembers to opt out of paying fees for representation. Supporters say this improves a state’s business climate. Opponents contend it lowers wages and makes workplaces less safe.

The Monday Poll would like to know where you stand on the right-to-work debate. Weigh in on the following statements. Mobile users, tap here to vote. Results are usually posted online Tuesday afternoon and in print on Wednesday.

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This story was originally published May 10, 2015 at 8:43 AM with the headline "The Monday Poll: Should Missouri have a right-to-work law?."

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