One year after the Supreme Court's "Janus" decision, Pennsylvania and New Jersey public-sector unions have lost out on hundreds of thousands of dollars in fair-share fees they used to collect. But they haven't seen a major drop in full dues-paying members. Unions explain this by saying they've ramped up organizing efforts, while union critics say it's because workers don't know that they're allowed to stop paying their union altogether.
Chart shows local unions with 1,000 or more represented workers in 2019