Labor Day is about workers, not union power

Sep 05, 2022 View Original Article
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    28% Somewhat Conservative

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    28% Somewhat Conservative

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    -21% Negative

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Contributing sentiments towards policy:

54% : It is a distinctly American practice to celebrate workers in their own right for this reason in the fall, not in the context of socialism on May 1.
54% : If it's about fringe benefits, most nonunion jobs provide them now -- and for the ones that don't, insurance is available through Obamacare.
36% : It made more sense to clamor for a union in 1922, when your workplace was appallingly filthy and dangerous; not so much in 2022, when thousands of government regulations govern safe and clean working conditions.

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