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There's a massive wealth gap between workers in unions and nonunionized workers across education levels, per a new analysis from the think tank Center for American Progress. Overall, those in unions had a median wealth of $338,482 compared to $199,948 for nonunion workers.
According to news outlet Axios, unionized workers typically earn about 10%-20% more than their nonunion peers, but these wealth gaps are far wider, an indication that the benefits of union membership accrue to workers over time. Also:
Click here to read more about the study from the Center for American Progress.