Nothing else has been able to stop the decline in workers’ bargaining power.
The decline in unions seems to be directly related to the decline in wages and the separation between employer earnings and corporate profits.
Retail strike against Sears by clerks in Chicago, Illinois, USA, ca. 1946 (Photo by Kirn Vintage Stock/Corbis via Getty Images)
Nothing else has been able to stop the decline in workers’ bargaining power.
The decline in unions seems to be directly related to the decline in wages and the separation between employer earnings and corporate profits.