Union membership has been declining since 1983, and reached a historic low in 2024. There was a slight rise in 2020, but this has been attributed to union members being less likely to lose their jobs during the COVID-19 pandemic. In 2024, the rate of union membership declined again to 9.9 percent. Despite this constant decline, the number of workers represented by a union increased in 2023.

The trade union membership statistics 2024 are Official Statistics in Development that primarily use the Labour Force Survey to provide an estimate of the levels and density of trade union membership for all UK workers. It also covers union presence and collective bargaining.

Estimates are presented by:

• gender
• sector
• age
• industry
• region
• occupation

In 2024, there were around 14.26 million workers who were members of labor unions in the United States. This follows a general decline in union membership and was a decrease from 2023, when there were roughly 14.42 billion union members in the United States.

Number of employees by union status, provinces, gender, and age group.

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In 2023/24, there were six trade unions in the United Kingdom which had 250,000 or more members, accounting for the majority of trade union members in this year. Of the 5.5 million trade union members, 3.63 million belonged to these largest trade unions, with just 272 belonging to the six trade unions which had fewer than 100 members.

In 2024, members of trade unions in the United Kingdom earned on average *** percent more than the average worker. During the provided time period, the trade union wage premium was at its highest in 1995 when members of trade unions could expect to earn **** percent more than people who were not in a union.

The German labor market has experienced significant deregulation since the early 2000s. The Social Democrat-Green coalition government of 1998-2005 engaged in reforms of the labor market, industrial relations, and social welfare system, which resulted in a liberalization of labor standards and a reduction in unemployment. The 'Hartz' reforms made it easier for workers to be hired on short-term or fixed-term contracts, while making unemployment benefit less generous and more time limited. This reform program pushed inactive and unemployed workers back into the labor market, as it made the alternative of receiving social welfare benefits less attractive. At the same time, the density of union membership and the percentage of workers covered by collective bargain agreements fell dramatically, as more workers were employed in shorter term and more precarious forms of employment, which are less likely to have union involvement. This trend coalesced with a long term decline in trade union membership in Germany (and in Europe as a whole) since the latter decades of the twentieth century. Traditionally 'coordinated' market economies such as Germany have experienced significant pressure to liberalize their labor market institutions in order to compete in global economic markets against lower wage competitors such as China and Vietnam.

Number of Businesses statistics on the Credit Unions industry in the US

Provides annual estimates of trade union membership from the Labour Force Survey for both employees and all workers. National Statistics

Key Statistics of Registry of Trade Unions

Despite declining memberships, labor unions still represent large shares of electorates worldwide. Yet their political clout remains contested. To what extent, and in what way, do unions shape workers’ political preferences? We address these questions by combining unique survey data of American workers and a set of inferential strategies that exploit two sources of variation: the legal choice that workers face in joining or opting out of unions and the over-time reversal of a union’s policy position. Focusing on the issue of trade, we offer evidence that unions influence their members’ policy preferences in a significant and theoretically predictable manner. In contrast, we find that self-selection into membership accounts at most for a quarter of the observed “union effect”. The study illuminates the impact of unions in cohering workers’ voice and provides insight on the role of information provision in shaping how citizens form policy preferences.

While union membership has been on the decline nationwide since 2000, the agricultural industry has seen a recent increase. The industry has had low rates of union membership compared with averages across all industries. In 2000, around **** percent of workers were members of unions compared to *** percent of agricultural workers. However, in 2024 only *** percent of U.S. workers were union members compared with *** percent of agricultural workers.

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There were 128 trade unions in the United Kingdom as of 2024, compared with 124 in the previous year. Between 1999 and 2024, the number of trade unions in the UK has fallen by 109.

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Statistics on individual arrears and payment of professional unions occupational insurance in the most recent year

Employment statistics on the Credit Unions industry in the US