What Happens if America Loses its Unions

When unions are powerful, they boost the incomes of not only their members but also of nonunion workers in their sector. The economic effects of a union-free America are glaringly apparent: an economically stagnant or downwardly mobile middle class, a steady clawing-back of job-related health and retirement benefits and ever-rising economic inequality. Source: The Washington Post

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