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A Rising Tide Of Unionization?

Jones, William
Burnham, Bernie
Garden, Charlotte
Megarry, Kathy
2023-11-15

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A Rising Tide Of Unionization?

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2023-11-15

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Joe Biden joined the United Auto Workers on a Detroit picket line, a historic first for a sitting President. Thousands of workers have voted in favor of unions at Amazon and Starbucks, and public support for unions approaches an all-time high. But the share of workers represented by a union declined last year. Why isn't unionization growing? Minnesota AFL-CIO President Bernie Burnham, University of Minnesota Law School Professor Charlotte Garden, and Kathy Megarry, the Vice President of Human Resources & Labor Relations, discuss in a conversation moderated by University of Minnesota History Professor Will Jones.

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Jones, William; Burnham, Bernie; Garden, Charlotte; Megarry, Kathy. (2023). A Rising Tide Of Unionization?. Retrieved from the University Digital Conservancy, https://hdl.handle.net/11299/269004.

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