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characters in the book is a guy who i really enjoyed spending time with over the years, a man named bob thompson in southern california who had a union job in a rocket plant, basically. it gave him a life and a pension that is very difficult for the kids he talks to today, when they come to his historical society, to imagine. i think the loss of those union jobs has played a real role in this decline of the middle class. part of the difficulty with that is it has rep as i did a shift of the economy from very unionized sectors like manufacturing to traditionally less unionized sectors. it is going to be interesting to see the biden adminstration has made a real emphasis on unionization. i think they are going to try to do some things to make it easier for workers in service industries to unionize. we will see what kind of results those bring. but given the low union rates in the country right now, part of what i asked thousand the book is the importance of trying to generate the conditions that give all workers bargaining power with their employer, whether they are in a union or not. what that me

characters in the book is a guy who i really enjoyed spending time with over the years, a man named bob thompsonuthern california who had a union job in a rocket plant, basically. it gave him a life and a pension that is very difficult for the kids he talks to today, when they come to his historical society, to imagine. i think the loss of those union jobs has played a real role in this decline of the middle class. part of the difficulty with that is it has rep as i did a shift of the economy from very unionized sectors like manufacturing to traditionally less unionized sectors. it is going to be interesting to see the biden adminstration has made a real emphasis on unionization. i think they are going to try to do some things to make it easier for workers in service industries to unionize. we will see what kind of results those bring. but given the low union rates in the country right now, part of what i asked thousand the book is the importance of trying to generate the conditions that give all workers bargaining power with their employer, whether they are in a union or not. what that means is