The CHIPS Act is expected to bring microchip manufacturing back to the U.S. and every job should be a union job, Carl Kennebrew writes.
"It is up to our lawmakers to ensure companies are held accountable to follow through on promised investments and create good jobs that attract and retain workers." - Carl KennebrewCarl Kennebrew leads the Communications Workers of America industrial division, IUE-CWA. He also serves on the Jobs to Move America Board and the American Federation of Labor and Congress of Industrial Organizations Industrial Unions Council.
That future will be brighter if we ensure the jobs created are sustainable, good-paying union jobs with benefits.
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