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right to work
right to work
1. noun The right of anyone who wants to work to not be prevented from obtaining employment. They can't block you from applying for that job—you have the same right to work as anyone else!
2. adjective (often hyphenated) Relating to laws that prohibit employers from requiring their employees to join a union. Primarily heard in US. They can't bully you into joining a union—that's what right-to-work laws are for.
Common Names:
| Name | Gender | Pronounced | Usage |
|---|
| Chidi | | - | Western African, Igbo |
| Marilyn | | MER-ə-lin, MER-lin, MAR-ə-lin, MAR-lin | English |
| Gregorio | | gre-GO-ryo | Italian, Spanish |
| Corie | | KAWR-ee | English |
| Ipati | | - | Russian (Rare) |
| Leila | | ['li:lə] | |