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In 2025, US labor unions saw an increase of 411,000 members, the largest rise since 2008. This growth was primarily observed in states with collective bargaining protections, reflecting the impact of public support for unions.
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In 2025, US labor unions saw an increase of 411,000 members, the largest rise since 2008. This growth was primarily observed in states with collective bargaining protections, reflecting the impact of public support for unions.
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US labor unions saw membership gains in 2025, mostly in states with bargaining protections
US Labor Unions Experienced Membership Increase in 2025