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si wha there cling t send bl oight or fac the conquens in noveer.dg cal fette wages and protections for unionized workers. joining the panel now to talk about the future ofabors dael kz, dn othechoo ofabor sdies andean of e hool ofrofeiona stues niona lor coege. also etor "lar ring." great toave you on the program. we were just debating the made in america scandalngulng the u.s.lymp tea uformut it iaoodegue to the nion unisnd the per of lab in the.s. we kw now in 1983hereas a 20.1% membership in unions across the country. 2011, that's dropped in half basically to 11%. on one in 1f thoge6 to 3 an a unio te ubouthat dlinen unn mberip. >>wellecli in ion membshipver the las 30 years has a number of causes, one of which is the industrialization that begins in the960s, 197 as the gornorllud to ihe diussi earlr, ithatou haaumbe of industries including the garment industry flee the united states and flee unionization for other places around the globe,mexi,he to iustr wen t mico and her pcess well theame me, you hn asult by t replicarigh nald rgan fir t1100

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