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As of my last update, states that do not allow public employees to unionize include South Carolina, North Carolina, and Virginia. In these states, laws restrict the collective bargaining rights of public sector workers, limiting their ability to form unions or engage in collective negotiations. Additionally, some states may have specific restrictions or limitations on certain types of public employees, affecting their ability to unionize.

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