Rasmussen Poll: 81 Percent of Workers Against Unions

March 17, 2009

Rasmussen Poll: 81 Percent of Workers Against Unions

Contrary to what union leaders' are saying and what they want us to believe, the vast majority of workers have no interest in joining a union:

A Rasmussen Reports survey finds 81 percent of non-union workers do not want union representation. That compares to just 9 percent of workers who say they do want to join a union.

Even among workers whose employers are laying off employees, interest in joining a union is low: Only 9 percent want to be members of a union.

The results were based on surveys of 1,000 adults conducted March 13-14. The Rasmussen findings come as proponents of Big Labor prepare to introduce "card check" legislation that would publicly reveal any votes by employees on whether they wish to be represented by a union.

Meanwhile, unions are going all out to promote "card check" to push union membership on workers, and eliminate their right to a secret ballot.

Big labor and it's proponents are going all out to eliminate what little competitiveness is left in America. Look at what they've done to the automobile industry.