Proposition Summary
Initiative Constitutional Amendment. Adds Section 1A to Article I. Declares right of employment, free from interference because employee does or does not belong to or pay money to a labor organization. Declares interference with such right unlawful and provides remedy by court action. Defines labor organization. Declares section self-executing, and authorizes legislation to facilitate its operation.
Proposition Number
12
Year
1944
Document Type
Proposition
Pass/Fail
Fail
Popular Vote Results
Y: 1304418; A: 40.8; N: 1893589; B: 59.2
Election Type
General Election
Proposition Type
Initiative
For Author
E. C. Kimball, Citrus Grower, Ventura County. Chairman, California Committee for the Right to Work.; James L. Beebe, Lawyer, Los Angeles.; Byron C. Hanna, Lawyer, Los Angeles.; Mark Holthouse, Dairyman, Los Altos.; R. F. Schmeiser, Farmer, Fresno.
Against Author
Anthony L. Noriega, President, California State Federation of Labor.; C. J. Haggerty, Secretary-Treasurer, California State Federation of Labor.; J. G. Thimmes, President, State C. I. O. Council.; M. C. Hermann, Quartermaster Adjutant, Department of California, Veterans of Foreign Wars of the United States.; Walter L. Bachrodt, Superintendent, City Schools of San Jose.
Recommended Citation
RIGHT OF EMPLOYMENT California Proposition 12 (1944).
https://repository.uclawsf.edu/ca_ballot_props/450