Some contend that the main reason membership in labor unions has declined in recent years has been the passage of anti-labor legislation in the late 1980s that guaranteed all employees of a firm the same wages and benefits whether they joined a union or not.

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While anti-union legislation may have played a role in the decline of union membership, it is not the main reason. Factors such as changes in the economy, globalization, and declining industries have also contributed to the decline of union membership.

Some Contend That the Main Reason Membership in Labor Unions