<h2>Union busting is an action taken against organized workers.</h2>
"Union busting" is a description of what happens when employers, corporations, and sometimes also government officials or agencies, aimed at reducing the size and strength of labor organizations and trade unions. Union busting favors management and corporate interests over those of organized labor.
The 1920s under Presidents Harding and Coolidge were a time where union busting policies were part of the government's approach, as their administrations focused on making the country a favorable place for business owners and industry.
