Here are the new Michigan laws that will take effect in 2024

[Richard]

I actually did not create any data,I presented already available data.

What is not available is the data that shows what the city and state would be like if it was not a RTW and the question of if it would be in worse position then it is.

You get to write that data now moving forward and set the example for other states and cities to follow or not.

But you can see here how the state did go from negative job growth to positive job growth after the implementation of RTW and other factors,if you feel it is phony data,you have to bring it up with the state.

https://michigan.reaproject.org/analysis/comparative-indicators/growth_by_decade/total_employment/reports/


If you feel RTW was a false promise,what are you expecting from its removal? More jobs and population boom,Kinda like the south experienced?

When you go shopping and see two loafs of bread and one is $1 and the other is $5,which one are you going to choose.Even the buying public seeks the lower cost options.

RTW is just one piece of bread in the loaf,if it did not work in the past,maybe you were short of a full loaf.

Friday March 8 2013 was when RTW came into effect in Michigan,what you would have to do is show weather loss of jobs increased or decreased in that timeframe and compare it to what it was like before and the rate of losses or increases and if it actually slowed the job losses.

Or take the next 10 years and see if its removal has a net positive or negative impact.

You have to remember you are still a heavy automotive dependent sector,an industry that as it transitions into EVs requires 1/2 the current workforce.

It’s competitive now across the country when it comes to good paying jobs,what are your plans in order to remain competitive in the future when you need to seek employment opportunities when 1/2 your current workforce has the potential to become unemployed?