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“It directly affects unionized workers, but it will benefit all workers in Michigan,” says Shaiken. “If auto workers earn more, teacher wages go up. As people in the community begin earning more, this impacts the service economy, as well as manufacturing.”

Every worker benefits from unionization. Society benefits from stronger unions. This is great work from Michigan democrats
And of course, the name will work as designed in the inevitable attack ads. People wont know what "right-to-work" actually means and it'll be taken more literally than it actually is. >

It should be called what it really is, “right to work for peanuts “, or maybe. “right to exploit”. 
Progressives have a lot to learn about word use and messaging. The right wing movement is really good at that. >

Correct. The reality of "Right to be fired without reason or notice" sounds too awful to sell. You can't have toxic conservative capitalism without lying to the workers who vote for you. >

That's not what is being repealed here.   If this law is repealed, you can still be fired without reason or notice in Michigan.