Such âfair shareâ payments are often equivalent to the cost of union dues. The first right-to-work laws were passed in the 1940s and 1950s, predominantly in Southern states. Most right-to-work laws were enacted by statute but 10 states adopted them by constitutional amendments.uch âfair shareâ payments are often equivalent to the cost of union dues. The first right-to-work laws were passed in the 1940s and 1950s, predominantly in Southern states. Most right-to-work laws were enacted by statute but 10 states adopted them by constitutional amendments.
Catarrh and nasal congestion. For most people, colds or flu go away and they feel fine after a few days or so. Some people, however, are left with catarrh-unpleasant nasal congestion with a build-up of mucus, usually in the nose, throat, ears or chest.Catarrh can also be caused by hayfever (allergic rhinitis), other allergies or fleshy swellings in the nose called polyps.or most people, colds or flu go away and they feel fine after a few days or so. Some people, however, are left with catarrh-unpleasant nasal congestion with a build-up of mucus, usually in the nose, throat, ears or chest.
'Behind' your nose is a nasal cavity, and then the Nasopharynx; this is directly above the Pharynx, shown in this photo and this photo. This is why you can breath through your nose and why sometimes saltwater can go from your nose into your throat. It's not as easy to see why the ears are connected; this photo shows the ear; the tympanic membrane is the eardrum. Behind that, the Auditory Tube (also called the Eustachian Tube) passes down into the head.