Over the past few decades, at least 25 studies have been published in Canada that deal with empirical estimates of the union-non-union wage differential. These estimates tend to indicate a value in the neighbourhood of:

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Studies on the union-non-union wage differential in Canada generally find a differential in the range of 10-25%, indicating that unionized workers tend to earn significantly more than their non-unionized counterparts.

Over the Past Few Decades, at Least 25 Studies Have