Thank's very much for for the rec's, excited to read these.

Thanks!

5. Organized labor is reforming
6. Young worker activism is not going away
7. The (latent) power of unions to disrupt the political and economic system is high
8. Republicans may overplay their hand, creating new openings for labor

Read full article here
jacobin.com/2024/11/labo...

1. The economic forces fueling Trumpism also favor labor’s continued resurgence
2. Unions can still grow under Republican administrations
3. Labor has huge financial assets at its disposal
4. Unions remain popular and trusted
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We offer 8 positive factors that should ward off despair and encourage unions to invest more, not less, into organizing the unorganized... 2/

Thanks. Could you add me? I write on labor for Jacobin, and do independent research on unions.

Awesome, I’d love to be included. I write for Jacobin on labor, and my research is cited in many labor pubs as well.

More at my stack of subs:
radishresearch.substack.com/p/why-is-har...

Perhaps a more aggressive populist economic message by Harris would resonate with union workers who believe they are economically worse off under Biden than Trump. 4/
www.thenation.com/article/poli...

There are many methods to calculate wages adjusted for inflation, but the BLS Employer Cost Index suggests that the perception by union voters is true: real wages of union workers declined under Biden, and went up under Trump. I was really surprised to see this. 3/