South Carolina Gov. Nikki Haley stated that governors and businesses have to work together to counter National Labor Relations Board actions against Boeing Co. that she contends could undermine state right-to-work laws and economic growth.
"We have to do it in a loud way and the president owes it to the state of South Carolina and every state in the country on what he's going to do in reference to what the NLRB has done against Boeing," Haley said. "While Boeing may be the first company, you know, I don't think this will be the last company."
In 2009, Boeing announced it would build additional assembly lines at a new factory in North Charleston, South Carolina to aid in production of Boeing 787 airliners. The Palmetto State is a right-to-work state, while Boeing's home factory in Seattle recognizes unions.
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