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Of all the reasons I've seen for why people struggle to unionize, I have never seen anyone suggest that unions don't want members.
It's not that they don't want members, it's that people assume all unions are massive machines capable of turning your life around in a second, where in reality most of them will give you some legal packets so you know your rights, and a pat on the back if you take your employer to court. There isn't a large restaurant union in my city, just a few small ones that are focused on single businesses. We all have to start somewhere, but just up and joining a small union isn't going to help when the owner of the business can just let you go and hire someone else who isn't unionized.