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The Democratic candidates for president happily come together to tell organized labor about their unquenchable desire to have a union member as secretary of labor.

Mr. Wilhelm became a labor movement star by leading efforts to organize 22,000 hotel and casino workers in Las Vegas and by orchestrating organized labor's about-face on immigrant workers.

Inequality is out of control, right-wing populism is on the rise, and, thanks to a bombshell Supreme Court ruling Wednesday, organized labor is about to shrink.

Mr. Young did, however, have the support of organized labor, city firefighters and about 200 volunteers, including many who were once on Mr. Davis's side.

Nationally, organized labor accounted for about 13.9percentt of all working people, unchanged from 1998.

Allies of organized labor expressed concern about union clashes with the Pritzker family's Hyatt Hotel chain, where Ms. Pritzker has been a board member.

Pressure from organized labor, incumbents' nervousness about running for re-election in new districts, concern over inciting primary-election challenges and legislators' penchant for delay when facing politically treacherous issues are creating a strong headwind.

Organized labor is losing about half the elections in which workers vote on whether to unionize largely because many corporations mount aggressive and expensive campaigns that urge workers not to join unions.

Organized labor is deeply worried about what happens after Tuesday.

And our other colleague mentioned talking about organized labor.

Richard L. Trumka, president of the A.F.L.-C.I.O., also appeared on the program to talk about organized labor.