Montana is very surprising to me, considering how rural and Republican they are. Is it just the amount of mining jobs in the state?
ComeTasteTheBand on
What has happened to Wisconsin?
ApprehensiveSky4946 on
Diversity is directly related to lower union rates.
There’s a reason why billionaires are pro-immigration.
lowelltrich on
Proud of my state!
batkave on
Killed by decades of union busting, no matter the president
5econds2dis35ster on
Ironically South Carolina was the first state to leave the union in 1860. Old habits die hard. (Just a joke)
GrowRoots on
Can’t read ? No union for you 🤣.
Psycoloco111 on
Interesting thing about union rates.
At its peak, 1 in 3 American workers were part of a union. Most of them connected to the auto industry, to add the vast majority of manufacturing were related to auto manufacturing in some way shape or form.
Now one thing that’s important to note is that most union jobs didn’t disappear to Mexico or china at first, rather most northern union jobs were lost to the southern right to work states at first, then those manufacturing jobs were lost to Mexico due to NAFTA.
Taft Hartley was a mistake.
Poiboykanaka808 on
Not surprised about Hawai’i. The unions were mistreated by the plantations which were backed by the Republicans. Republicans got overthrown and the unions are supported by the DemocratsÂ
monticello_mn84 on
Now do one that show what trades pay the most state to state
CharlotteRant on
This would be way more interesting if it was private sector only.Â
iCanOnlyAskQuestion on
Downvotes incoming. I’ve worked on both sides. The unions can suck it. Taking dues from everyone only to protect the few lazy employees that actually need them. I worked next to so many drunks on the line that couldn’t keep up. So they get sent to therapy and once it’s completed, their same spot on the line is waiting for them.
FrenchFreedom888 on
Honestly surprised to see Oklahoma that high
HedoniumVoter on
Quite surprised the West Coast is actually that high. I tend to think of Unions as an old, industrial Eastern thing.
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Very sad to see these numbers this low
Montana is very surprising to me, considering how rural and Republican they are. Is it just the amount of mining jobs in the state?
What has happened to Wisconsin?
Diversity is directly related to lower union rates.
There’s a reason why billionaires are pro-immigration.
Proud of my state!
Killed by decades of union busting, no matter the president
Ironically South Carolina was the first state to leave the union in 1860. Old habits die hard. (Just a joke)
Can’t read ? No union for you 🤣.
Interesting thing about union rates.
At its peak, 1 in 3 American workers were part of a union. Most of them connected to the auto industry, to add the vast majority of manufacturing were related to auto manufacturing in some way shape or form.
Now one thing that’s important to note is that most union jobs didn’t disappear to Mexico or china at first, rather most northern union jobs were lost to the southern right to work states at first, then those manufacturing jobs were lost to Mexico due to NAFTA.
Taft Hartley was a mistake.
Not surprised about Hawai’i. The unions were mistreated by the plantations which were backed by the Republicans. Republicans got overthrown and the unions are supported by the DemocratsÂ
Now do one that show what trades pay the most state to state
This would be way more interesting if it was private sector only.Â
Downvotes incoming. I’ve worked on both sides. The unions can suck it. Taking dues from everyone only to protect the few lazy employees that actually need them. I worked next to so many drunks on the line that couldn’t keep up. So they get sent to therapy and once it’s completed, their same spot on the line is waiting for them.
Honestly surprised to see Oklahoma that high
Quite surprised the West Coast is actually that high. I tend to think of Unions as an old, industrial Eastern thing.