James W. Nickel
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Abstract This article discusses whether it is ethically imperative to provide work to people who are unemployed, can't find jobs or other economic opportunities, and want to work. The idea of a right to work is explained and arguments for and against such a right are presented.
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Abstract This article discusses whether it is ethically imperative to provide work to people who are unemployed, can't find jobs or other economic opportunities, and want to work. The idea of a right to work is explained and arguments for and against such a right are presented.
Key concepts: Work (physics), Right to work, Law and economics, Sociology, Political science, Public relations, Engineering, Mechanical engineering