Workers of the World Divide: The Decline of Labor and the Future of the Middle Class

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It is no coincidence that the decline of the middle class of the United States actually reflects the rapid decline of the members. If a worker loses a seat at the negotiating place, the proportion of national income of middle class workers will decrease but the proportion of income of wealthy people will rise. The advantage of joining a union is clear. Union workers have an average income 27% more than non-association workers. More than 76% of labor union workers guarantee defined benefit pension plans for only 16% of non-trade union workers. More than 82% of labor union workers get sick leave while only 62% of non-trade union workers

According to the US Bureau of Labor Statistics, the number of members has steadily declined, and in 2012 only 11.3% of the workers belonging to the union. In contrast, the BLS reported that in 1983 20.1% of workers joined the union. In the long history, labor unions have solved many workplace problems and contributed to the development of laws such as the Fair Labor Standards Law for the purpose of protecting workers. Understanding problems solved by labor unions helps to avoid trade union strikes and other problems.

The decline of the Union army is the result of calculating the malicious war over decades for workers of the capitalist class. Despite labor attempts to stop this trend, few unions have succeeded in accepting the elite under the name of social progress. Not too radical movement with collective power, too many people grew into service-oriented narrow negotiation agents. The new radical radical labor movement is extremely important for the development of the United States and it is also the core of democratic socialist politics. Workers unite and achieve maximum benefit from human dignity and equality - from 8 hours of working hours to voting rights of women, abolition of apartheid school