Trump’s anti-union push shocks the labor movement

Despite promises to lift American workers, Trump's first year back in office has included sweeping anti-union moves—from cutting OSHA inspections and delaying silica-dust protections to pushing to strip federal employees of collective bargaining, firing the NLRB chair, and rolling back overtime and minimum-wage protections—sparking accusations from labor leaders that he is the most anti-union president in modern history, while critics say these policies contribute to wage stagnation and job churn.