by Lydia DePillis, November 17, 2017 --  Britta Pigorsch was a sophomore in a high school outside of Madison, Wisconsin, when Act 10 passed the state legislature in 2011.

• A decline in union participation helps explain stagnant wages for US workers.
• Research points to automation as another factor in labor's falling share of national income.
• The same trend is taking place across the world.

Anyone surprised by the outcome of last week’s union election at the Nissan plant in Canton, Mississippi, hasn’t been paying attention.

Veterans, labor leaders and an elected official banded together to shed some light on how New Hampshire's proposed right-to-work law would affect the state's veterans in a conference call on Tuesday.