With fewer workers choosing unions, administration turns to taxpayer dollars to boost union ranks
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With fewer workers choosing unions, administration turns to taxpayer dollars to boost union ranks
The private sector unionization rate is at an all-time low of 6.1 percent. The fact is that when given the choice, workers have opted not to join unions. So, to change this dynamic, the administration is using taxpayer dollars to eliminate worker freedoms and pressure workers into joining a union. How so?
Through legislation like the CHIPS Act, the Infrastructure and Jobs Act, and the Inflation Reduction Act, the administration is pumping trillions of dollars into projects like broadband, chip factories, clean energy, and public infrastructure through a combination of grants, subsidies, and tax credits. But in addition to
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