danthewrightman
- Jan 26, 2009
- 1 min read

Looks like Unions are back in Vogue

Amazing–now that capitalism isn't looking too healthy, Unions are starting to look good again (only 8% of the workforce in the US is currently unionized, as opposed to one third in the 1950s). Maybe they're finally shaking off their Reagan-esque technicolor dreamcoats.

Here's Robert Reich on Unions.

–Suzanne

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