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American support for labor unions is at its highest level in over 50 years, and most non-union workers would consider joining a union.
With the increased popularity of organized labor and the National Labor Relations Board making it easier for unions to organize and employees to show union support, are labor unions having a renaissance?
Or is it just a moment?
Why have labor unions become so popular? How do employers unwittingly open the door to unionization? And what can proactive non-union employers do to keep their workplace that way?
Who better to help me answer these questions than
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