From WSJopinion: Forget what you’ve heard about the downfall of organized labor. A spate of strikes across the country is highlighting the power of unions amid today’s national worker shortage.
Forget what you’ve heard about the downfall of organized labor. A spate of strikes across the country is highlighting the power of unions amid today’s national worker shortage, with potentially damaging consequences for the continuing nationwide supply problems.
The biggest strike came after midnight Thursday when more than 10,000 Deere & Co. employees walked off the job. Workers on Oct. 10 overwhelmingly rejected a deal for wage and benefit increases negotiated by their United Auto Workers reps.
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