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ELI5: What is a "right to work" state?

i checked the wikipedia page and it just confused me.
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In non right-to-work states, a union at a company or in an industry can be so strong that the require every single employee to be a member as a condition of employment.


So a right-to-work state doesn't let the Unions have that much power, meaning, you have a "right to work" regardless of your affiliation with any workers unions.