π The Writers Guild of America and other unions in the entertainment industry went on strike over labor disputes with the studios, causing a halt in production and renewed interest in labor organizing.
π₯ The strike highlights the issues of wage stagnation, inflation, and income inequality, contributing to a growing labor movement.
π° Complaints from unions include streaming platforms undercutting performers' residual income, increased inflation, and the existential risk of AI replacing writers and actors.
π₯ Unions played a crucial role in the U.S labor market during the Industrial Revolution.
πͺ Labor organizing and unions were responsible for significant improvements in working conditions.
π The popularity of unions fluctuated depending on the economic and social climate of the time.
π Union memberships surged in the 1960s due to workplace safety and civil rights movements.
β¬οΈ Union membership decline in the 1970s due to industrial job relocations and stagflation.
π― Ronnie Reagan's actions during the PATCO strike weakened unions and led to a decline in labor organizing.
βπ The decline of unions created a power vacuum, contributing to racial division and enabling the January 6 Insurrection.
πͺ Union membership has increased since the pandemic, with 71 percent of Americans showing support for unions.
π The pandemic and the global crisis have led people to reevaluate the importance of their jobs and the systemic issues of wealth inequality and exploitation.
ποΈ Collective class consciousness, awareness of the wealth gap, and the availability of remote work opportunities have fueled a significant increase in labor organizing.
β Starbucks' response to unionizing efforts showcases corporate tactics to undermine labor organizing.
Laws protecting unions are weak and provide little actual protection for union busting.
Companies covertly and overtly violate the law to prevent unionization.
Unions benefit workers by improving labor trends and spreading economic gains.
π° Unions can lead to higher earnings for workers, outweighing the cost of union dues.
π Labor organizing can help bridge racial and political divides and unite working-class individuals.
π€ Organizing labor can empower workers and challenge the influence of big businesses on government decisions.
π₯ Joining or starting a union is a way to get involved in labor organizing.
π« Supporting unions by not crossing picket lines and participating in boycotts.
πΌ Opportunities to work as a union organizer and support labor legislation.
π Calling representatives to express support for the Protecting the Right to Organize Act.
π Hosting a party to inform friends about the pro act and encourage them to contact representatives.
π Knowledge and education are crucial for strengthening the labor movement.
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