How the UAW strike is rewriting Biden's strike strategy

Contributing sentiments towards policy:

58% : "Other union officials and Democratic lawmakers said that even having a president who vocally supports unions -- with a staff that monitors labor disputes and talks regularly with both sides -- can sometimes move the needle in favor of workers.
55% : Last month, Democrats on the board made it significantly easier for unions to represent workers without winning an official representation election.
52% : "They've been very creative in using every tool of government to promote workers being able to join together in unions and use collective bargaining," said Henry of SEIU.
51% : Biden, meanwhile, will "join the picket line and stand in solidarity with the men and women of UAW," the president wrote Friday on the social media platform X.For Biden, the tried-and-tested formula for defusing labor disputes has included back-channel negotiations that kept the pressure on companies to make concessions to workers, along with his agencies' efforts to make it easier for employees to organize and his own frequent public praise for labor activists.
51% : NLRB General Counsel Jennifer Abruzzo has set her sights against a range of practices she sees as unfriendly to workers and unions, including so-called captive audience meetings that companies can use to dissuade employees from unionizing.

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