Chart: Women earn more when they collectively bargain, regardless of race or ethnicity: Median weekly earnings for full-time women workers, by union status and race/ethnicity, 2014 | Economic Policy Institute

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Women earn more when they collectively bargain, regardless of race or ethnicity: Median weekly earnings for full-time women workers, by union status and race/ethnicity, 2014

	Union	Nonunion
All women	$899	$687
Hispanic	$739	$520
Black	$788	$590
White	$923	$704
Asian	$950	$823

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Note: Data are for full-time wage and salary workers.

Source: Adapted from Anderson, Hegewisch, and Hayes (2015)

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