claim: "if you are a member of union, your median weekly income is roughly $200 more than if you are a nonunion member, and that doesn’t include benefits."
author: thomas perez
evidence_1: they're also the right to work in unsafe conditions and the right to poor health for  workers and their families. ... unions also pour lots of resources into training  workers to do their jobs safely. ... of a union, your median weekly income is  roughly $200 more than if you are a nonunion member, and that doesn't include  benefits.”.
evidence_2: "if you are a member of union, your median weekly income is roughly $200 more  than if you are a nonunion member, and that doesn't include benefits.".
evidence_3: "if you are a member of union, your median weekly income is roughly $200 more  than if you are a nonunion member, and that doesn't include benefits.".
evidence_4: aug 19, 2016 ... “if you are a member of a union, your median weekly income is roughly $200  more than if you are a nonunion member, and that doesn't include ...
evidence_5: aug 28, 2017 ... a union member's response: your vote is your voice in your union: .... "if you are a  member of a union, your median weekly income is roughly $200 more than if you  are a nonunion member, and that doesn't include benefits," ...