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The Union Difference
America's 16.1 million union members represent a cross section of peopl--women and men of all ages, races and ethnic groups. Union membership is important to all of these people, helping them gain decent wages and working conditions and have a say in their jobs.
This group of fast facts, collected by the AFL-CIO, answers basic questions about unions and shows some of the advantages of union membership.
Unions Raise Wages - Especially for Minorities and Women
Union Workers Have Better Health Care and Pensions
Unions Are Important for Women
Union Workers Have Greater Job Stability
Unions Are Important for Minorities
Copyright © 2007 BCTGM | The Bakery, Confectionery, Tobacco Workers, and Grain Millers International Union