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For healthcare workers, the pandemic is fueling renewed interest In unions

By NPR
| January 11, 2021

Wome workers are forming new unions or thinking about organizing for the first time. Others, who already belong to a union, are taking more active leadership roles, voting to strike, launching public information campaigns and filing lawsuits against employers.

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