Biden Administration Union Petitions Surge
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There were 3,286 petitions filed with the government in fiscal 2024 , up from 1,638 in 2021 .
This marks the first increase in unionization petitions during a presidential term since Gerald Ford's administration ended 48 years ago .
During Trump ’s presidency, union petitions declined 22% .
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