Kentucky county passes ordinance that hits at power of unions

LOUISVILLE, Ky., Dec 19 (Reuters) - Warren County, Kentucky passed a right-to-work ordinance on Friday, making the fifth most-populous county the first in the state to pass legislation prohibiting unions from requiring members to pay dues in exchange for representation.
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