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In fact, some 57 million working people say they would join a union if they had a chance, according to a survey from Peter D. Hart Research Associates.
So why don’t more workers join unions?
The answer lies in the nation’s outmoded labor laws. U.S. labor laws, passed in the 1930s, sound on the face of it like a democratic process: They are set up so workers at a jobsite vote in secret ballot elections to determine if there’s enough support to join a union.
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