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U.S. union membership levels are ticking upward for workers between 25 and 34, even as they decline among other age groups.

After decades of decline, US unions have a new reason for hope: younger workers. Workers in their 20s - and even in their teens - are leading ongoing efforts to unionise companies large and small, from Starbucks and REI to local cannabis dispensar

Multiple polls show union approval is high \u2014 and growing \u2014 among the youngest workers. And U.S. union membership levels are even ticking upward for workers between 25 and 34, even as they decline among other age groups.

After decades of decline, U.S. unions have a new reason for hope: younger workers.

After decades of decline, U.S. unions have a new reason for hope: younger workers.

Workers in their 20s are leading efforts to unionize in the U.S.

U.S. union membership levels are ticking upward for workers between 25 and 34, even as they decline among other age groups.

Multiple polls show union approval is high and growing among the youngest workers.

Multiple polls show union approval is high and growing among the youngest workers.

The northwestern Ontario municipality announced earlier this month it would cease to offer child care services and will be closing the Biidaaban and Sioux Mountain Children's Centres at the end of the day on March 31, causing concern for local families.