Jul 27, 2016 ... Workers are often told that if they join a union their wages will increase because  the average union worker makes more than the average nonunion worker. If this  were ... On a morning talk show in 2014, he said that union workers make $950  per week while nonunion workers make only $750 per week. [2].
Oct 20, 2012 ... The FTC and the Federal Reserve Bank of Atlanta, say these cons are pros who  may use half-truths to draw people in: The federal government has public  assistance programs to help people in need. But this so-called program is a fraud . If you respond to the scam artist's come-on, they'll charge you a ...
Feb 2, 2014 ... Average weekly pay for union members in 2013, up from $943 per week the  previous year. ... Tennessee may be the Volunteer State, but a growing share of  its workers are organizing to get better pay and working conditions. Last year,  Tennessee had the fastest rate of growth in union membership of any ...
Jun 9, 2015 ... What if with five clicks, you and your coworkers could petition the National Labor  Relations Board (NLRB) to schedule a union election? ... private-sector workers  who are otherwise similar, union members have per hour earnings that are 27.6  percent greater, on average, than those of nonunion workers.4.
I wrote this today so that maybe you could share with the Union naysayers what it  is like outside the walls of the Post Office. The job market is tough and if you are  lucky enough to get a job this is pretty much what you are facing. I apologize to  you and all of the dues paying members that I am working a non-union job but  that ...
If you have a union job, you're making on average $950 a week. If you have a non-union job, you're making $750 a week.