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"Gallup has been tracking the favorability of unions for decades, and it's been steadily rising since the recession ended."
"Membership in labor unions in the U.S. may be on a long, downward slide, but the share of Americans who view unions favorably*continues to increase.
Sixty-four percent of people polled by Gallup earlier this month approve of labor unions, one of the highest rates in half a century. Americans have not viewed unions in such a positive light since 2003, when the rate hit 65%.
Gallup has been tracking the public’s feelings about unions since the 1930s. After bottoming out in 2009 at an approval rating of 48% ― the lowest on record ― their favorability has increased steadily over the past decade, as the economy has been on the rise."
https://m.huffingtonpost.ca/entry/am...b063c341f9f9eb
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"Membership in labor unions in the U.S. may be on a long, downward slide, but the share of Americans who view unions favorably*continues to increase.
Sixty-four percent of people polled by Gallup earlier this month approve of labor unions, one of the highest rates in half a century. Americans have not viewed unions in such a positive light since 2003, when the rate hit 65%.
Gallup has been tracking the public’s feelings about unions since the 1930s. After bottoming out in 2009 at an approval rating of 48% ― the lowest on record ― their favorability has increased steadily over the past decade, as the economy has been on the rise."
https://m.huffingtonpost.ca/entry/am...b063c341f9f9eb
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