The American Prospect
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The failure of the federal government to reform labor law so that workers can’t be fired for trying to unionize has been central to the decline in the share of organized workers from one-third of the private-sector workforce in the mid-20th century to a bare 6 percent today .
This summer , semi-demi reforms to labor law have seeped through the cracks of our federal system as a federal agency and a state government have both managed to conform labor law, as best they can.
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