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Let's review union attitudes.

In other cases, and despite a formal rhetoric of inclusiveness, exclusionary union attitudes are justified by concerns about a 'race to the bottom'.

"In this election campaign, it also was more about social themes and an anti-European Union attitude," he said.

The labor union attitude on technology and growth and competition is literally 70 years out of sync with reality.

"There are many more nonunion people with extremely pro-union attitudes than there are union people," said Richard Freeman, a Harvard University labor economist who has long urged the A.F.L.-C.I.O. to set up the "associate" union membership.

Eliseo Medina, the international secretary-treasurer of the Service Employees International Union, said unions' attitudes toward illegal immigrants had changed over the decades in part because more Latinos like him and Ms. Durazo have climbed through the ranks.

To explain differences between trade unions' attitudes and actions, Penninx and Roosblad (2000) propose four sets of factors.

A similar interpretation was recently proposed to explain unions' attitudes in some North-Western European countries (Menz, 2009).

But the factors combined in a given national context did help us to understand the differences between trade unions' attitudes and actions.

Trade unions' attitudes and actions related to migrant workers therefore constitute a relevant area of inquiry in both migration studies and industrial relations research.

So we conclude that all four sets of factors – in amended form – are worthwhile to consider when explaining unions' attitudes towards immigration and immigrants nowadays.