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(CNN) -- Michigan has dealt a tremendous blow to unions, approving a right-to-work measure in the heart of organized labor's industrial stronghold. The new law -- passed by legislators and signed hours later on Tuesday -- not only signals a change in America's so-called Rust Belt, but is also the latest sign that the power of organized labor is shrinking in the United States. American unions already have a fraction of the influence they did a few decades ago. Only about 12% of workers are union members, down from 20% in 1983, according to federal data. In the private sector, the plunge has been even steeper: union membership has dropped from 17% in 1983 to 7% today.

"If right-to-work laws extend to the 50 states, then private sector unions will be dead in

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- America."
- American."
- CNN."
- Michigan."
- Rust Belt."
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- United States."
America."
Skriv nästa mening. (CNN) - Michigan har utdelat ett enormt slag mot fackföreningarna, och godkänt en arbetsrättsåtgärd i hjärtat av det organiserade arbetets industriella fäste. Den nya lagen -- som stiftades av lagstiftare och undertecknades timmar senare på tisdagen -- signalerar inte bara en förändring i USA:s så kallade Rust Bält, utan är också det senaste tecknet på att kraften i det organiserade arbetet krymper i USA. Amerikanska fackföreningar har redan en bråkdel av det inflytande de gjorde för några årtionden sedan. Endast cirka 12 % av arbetstagarna är fackmedlemmar, en minskning från 20 % 1983, enligt federala uppgifter. I den privata sektorn har hoppet varit ännu brantare: medlemsantalet i facket har sjunkit från 17 procent 1983 till 7 procent idag. "Om lagar om rätten till arbete sträcker sig till de 50 staterna, då kommer den privata sektorns fackföreningar att vara döda i ALTERNATIV: - Amerika." -Amerikan." - CNN." - Michigan." - Rustbältet." USA."
Write the next sentence. (CNN) - Michigan has dealt a huge blow to the trade unions, and approved a labour law measure at the heart of the industrial stronghold of organized work. The new law -- which was passed by legislators and signed hours later on Tuesday -- not only signals a change in the so-called Rust Belt of the United States, but is also the latest sign that the power of organized work is shrinking in the United States. American trade unions already have a fraction of the influence they made a few decades ago. Only about 12% of workers are union members, down from 20% in 1983, according to federal data. In the private sector, hope has been even steeper: union membership has fallen from 17 percent in 1983 to 7 percent today. "If laws on the right to work extend to the 50 states, then private sector unions will be dead in ALTERNATIVE: - America." - American. - CNN." Michigan." - Rust belt. USA."
Amerika."
America."