Because Texas is a right-to-work state, employees cannot be forced to join or not to join, nor pay dues to a labor union as a requirement for employment. Texas, one of 22 right-to-work states, has low union membership compared to its neighbors. With less than 2% union membership, Longview falls far below the state average. Compared with its neighbors, Texas has a fairly low union representation rate of 4.5%. According to the Department of Labor, Arkansas has a rate of 5.9%, Louisiana - 4.6%, and Oklahoma - 6.6%.

(1) The Wadley-Donovan Group, Ltd. The Longview News Journal
 

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Union Elections

 

Union Elections - Companies w/50 or more Employees, Last 5 Years	Number	% Won by Union
# and % Won by Unions in Manufacturing	0	0%
# and % Won by Unions in Distribution	0	0%
# and % Won by Unions in F.I.R.E	0	0%
# and % Won by Unions in All Sectors	0	0%

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Union Elections - Companies w/50 or more Employees Last 5 Years
Company Name	Date	Union Name	SIC  Code	Unit	Votes for Union	Votes Against Union

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Strikes & Work Stoppages

 

Strikes & Work Stoppages	Last Five Years
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Strikes & Work Stoppages - Companies w/50 or more Employees Last 5 Years
Company Name	Strike Date	Union Name	SIC  Code	Number of Striking Workers	Duaration of Strike	Strike called by Local/National Org.
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