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JD Spinoza
JD Spinoza
JD enjoys teaching people how to use ZoomShift to save time spent on scheduling. He’s curious, likes learning new things everyday and playing the guitar (although it’s a work in progress).
- Jun 28, 2022
Union Search Statistics In The United States
The current union boom in the US has led to many Americans researching the topic more and more. We have seen 250 Starbucks locations filing petitions to join the newly formed union, Amazon warehouses initiating union votes, and Google Fiber installers coming together to join the Alphabet Workers Union.
We used Google Trends Search Data from the past 12 months along with Glimpse to determine how many people are searching for “join union.” While there is a small decrease in the United States, many states saw a very large increase in residents searching for “join union.”
We also found that the UK is seeing a boom in interest with an increase of 91% in the past month. Australia has also seen an increase of 42%.
Top 5 States Most Interested In Unions
| 1. | Oregon | 126% |
| 2. | Kansas | 124% |
| 3. | Iowa | 115% |
| 4. | New Jersey | 96% |
| 5. | Alabama | 57% |
Bottom 5 States Least Interested In Unions
| 1. | Idaho | -100% |
| 2. | Rhode Island | -100% |
| 3. | Louisiana | -91% |
| 4. | West Virginia | -79% |
| 5. | Minnesota | -75% |
Global Interest in Unions
| 1. | United States | -4% |
| 2. | UK | 91% |
| 3. | Australia | 42% |
| 4. | Canada | 4% |
| 5. | Worldwide | 10% |
States Interest Level in the Past Month For “Join Union”
| Alabama | 57% |
| Alaska | no enough data |
| Arizona | -13% |
| Arkansas | -75% |
| California | 22% |
| Colorado | 6% |
| Connecticut | -22% |
| Delaware | no enough data |
| Florida | -38% |
| Georgia | -44% |
| Hawaii | no enough data |
| Idaho | -100% |
| Illinois | 15% |
| Indiana | -30% |
| Iowa | 115% |
| Kansas | 124% |
| Kentucky | -9% |
| Louisiana | -91% |
| Maine | no enough data |
| Maryland | -30% |
| Massachusetts | -51% |
| Michigan | -12% |
| Minnesota | -75% |
| Mississippi | 11% |
| Missouri | 45% |
| Montana | no enough data |
| Nebraska | 2% |
| Nevada | -60% |
| New Hampshire | 3% |
| New Jersey | 96% |
| New Mexico | 4% |
| New York | 2% |
| North Carolina | 3% |
| North Dakota | no enough data |
| Ohio | 7% |
| Oklahoma | -9% |
| Oregon | 126% |
| Pennsylvania | 34% |
| Rhode Island | -100% |
| South Carolina | -64% |
| South Dakota | not enough data |
| Tennessee | 25% |
| Texas | 38% |
| Utah | 30% |
| Vermont | no enough data |
| Virginia | -15% |
| Washington | 7% |
| West Virginia | -79% |
| Wisconsin | -10% |
| Wyoming | no enough data |
Methodology
We Google Trends to look at the past months of search data. We used Glimpse to measure percentage change since last month. We then mapped that data using Google Sheets.
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JD enjoys teaching people how to use ZoomShift to save time spent on scheduling. He’s curious, likes learning new things everyday and playing the guitar (although it’s a work in progress).
