Despite an uptick in worker stoppages, boycotts and strikes last year, union membership remained at a historic low in 2023. More than 500,000 workers walked off the job for better benefits, pay, ...

What does the data actually show? First, it's important to clarify just who participated in the federal study. As the Bureau explained in its release, the data collected came "as part of the Current ...

The Bureau of Labor Statistics released its annual union membership report January 19. The report shows a nationwide decline in the percentage of wage and salary workers who are union members, from 10 ...

It hardly qualifies as news anymore, but according to the Bureau of Labor Statistics, union membership declined from 2023 to 2024, going from 10% to 9.9% of wage and salary workers. Some 32% of public ...

Statement: “400,000 workers are now in a union that were not in a union when (Biden) became president.” President Joe Biden has touted his administration as being pro-organized labor, and Acting Labor ...

Nearly 13,000 United Auto Workers walked off the job after the deadline expired to land a new deal with the Big 3 U.S. automakers. The "Stand Up Strike," is set to potentially become one of the ...

This is despite a certain amount of nostalgia in liberal and conservative quarters for the days when union representation of private sector employees was considered the norm. Union membership as a ...

The Bureau of Labor Statistics reported on Thursday that union membership rates dropped to just 10.1 percent of the overall job market in 2022, marking a historic low in the overall share of union ...

This means 49% of all union members work for the government and, even more striking, 32% belong to the two national teachers unions. As National Review's Dominic Pino pointed out, national media is ...