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Will new right-to-work laws worsen the gender pay gap in Michigan?

Michigan already ranks among the worst states for gender pay equity. Critics of its new 'right-to-work' laws say they limit the power of unions, which historically have helped close wage gaps.

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Should Michigan GOP brace for reprisal over 'right to work' law?

The Vote Michigan 'right to work' law: Worse for unions than Wisconsin setback? (+video)

Robert Reich Fiscal cliff overshadows inequality in the heartland

Why union protests won't stop Michigan's new 'right-to-work' law

In right-to-work debate where's the evidence? (+video)

Obama, Boehner meet to discuss 'fiscal cliff' negotiations (+video)

Michigan to join 'right to work' states. A blow to unions?

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The Vote Big losers in 'fiscal cliff' talks? Tea party, perhaps.

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Did Congress kill the Twinkie? The tariff tale behind the Hostess demise.(+video)

US appeals court strikes down Michigan ban on affirmative action (+video)

If your side lost the election, time to secede from the Union?

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US colleges, especially in Midwest, see record number of foreign students

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How will GOP handle election letdown? Michigan union fight offers clues.

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