In contrast to its American counterpart, the Canadian labour movement has managed to organize new members and avoid the steep decline in union density found in the United States.

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According to research, the Canadian labour movement has managed to maintain a relatively stable union density rate of around 30%, while the United States has seen a significant decline in union membership over the past few decades.

In Contrast to Its American Counterpart, the Canadian Labour Movement