I do think Perot had the right idea back in the 90s, although "right to work" isn't a bad thing overall. It beats having unions dominate industry.
Workers in the private sector should have a right to unionize, but they should also have a right to refuse joining a union if they so desire.
Would you stop talking slave to me? Slavery sucks. Big business loves slavery. That's why they suck. Capitalism in general sucks ass! For example, Andrew Carnegie at one time thought the long working hours, poor pay and poor working conditions he subjected his workers to was survival of the fittest. As if he was doing humanity a favor. When what he was actually doing was stuffing his pockets with as much money as they could hold. And lets not forget the coal mines that paid their employees in company script and forced them to buy the things they needed at the company store. Keeping them perpetually in debt. Just as the slaves here today are. In about 80% of the cases that is. The top 1% owns around 95% of the wealth. That isn't a good thing.
Unions here helped to bring an end to child labor. They cause workers to work less hours, have better working conditions and get more pay. Sending our jobs overseas is like union busting on steroids. It's no wonder that now Americans work harder and longer, while receiving less in compensation, than the workers of any other industrialized country. So fuck the "right to work" states. All companies or trades in the U.S. should be REQUIRED to have unions!