Washington Post (October 17)
“While Americans are leaving their jobs at staggering rates — a record 4.3 million quit in August alone — hundreds of thousands of workers with similar grievances about wages, benefits and quality of life are…choosing to dig in and fight.” Empowered by the Great Resignation, union action is up sharply in 2021. “Workers are now harder to replace, especially while many companies are scrambling to meet heightened demand for their products and manage hobbled supply chains. That has given unions new leverage, and made striking less risky.”
Tags: Benefits, Demand, Great Resignation, Grievances, Jobs, Leverage, Quality of life, Risky, Scrambling, Staggering, Striking, Supply chains, U.S., Unions, Wages, Workers
Wall Street Journal (June 28)
As “the U.S. and India stumble toward a trade war,” it’s time to take a step back. “America has legitimate grievances, but both sides have a strategic interest in avoiding a serious conflict.”
Tags: Grievances, India, Legitimate, Strategic interest, Trade war, U.S.
