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Today is the big day. The House Labor, Industrial and Rehabilitative Services Committee will be hearing “Right-to-Work” this afternoon. Voice your opposition online or join us in Concord TODAY 1/10 at 3:00 PM to oppose “Right-to-Work” (HB 1377-FN) in the New Hampshire House Labor Committee public hearing.

Many of our brothers and sisters will be gathering outside of the Legislative Office Building (“LOB”) at 33 N State St, Concord, NH 03301, before the public hearing, to hold signs and do a visibility action against House Bill 1377-FN.

If you intend to deliver your testimony in opposition to the bill in person today, you must sign up in person, in Room 206-208 prior to or during the public hearing.

We greatly encourage those who oppose the bill to come to the public hearing, in person, to give testimony and speak to the dangers of “Right-to-Work.” However, if you are unable to attend in person today, you can submit your opposition online, using the instructions below. The Committee will accept submissions of testimony and sign-ins until 11:59 PM tonight.

To sign in to register your position on the bill and/or submit testimony, click here

• Fill in the content boxes with your first and last name, as well as your town, state, and email address.
• Select the date of the hearing on the calendar (1/10), by clicking on the relevant date.
• In the dropbox below “Select the Committee,” select House Labor, Industrial and Rehabilitative Services
• In the dropbox below “Choose the Bill,” select 3:00 PM – HB 1377
• Select the appropriate option for the “I am” dropbox (likely “Member of the Public”)
• Fill in the content box under “I’m Representing” with the business, organization, or group you are representing. If you are representing yourself only, write “myself.”
• Under the “Indicate Your Position on this Bill,” check the circle that says “I Oppose this Bill”
• If you wish to speak during the hearing to present your testimony, you will need to attend in person at the State House, but you may upload your testimony if you cannot attend.
• If you wish to submit testimony on the bill, click the “Choose File” button to upload the testimony file from your computer. Once you have reviewed that the information that you have entered is accurate, click the “Submit” button at the bottom of the webpage.

‘Right-to-work’ laws are deceptively named, but UBC members know their true meaning. We urge you to continue to push this information to your networks, friends and family to oppose RTW. IT’S WRONG FOR NH.