Gallup does an annual survey asking Americans about how they feel about major institutions - such as the Supreme Court, the presidency, and organized religion. With the exception of one institution, surveyed Americans throughout June reported a loss of confidence in most organizations that is at a record low. Confidence in the presidency has fallen 15% from last year, in the Supreme Court by 11%, and in organized religion by 6%. But American still believe in the strength of labor unions, with their faith holding steady at 28%, a number that hasn't changed since 2021. 41% of Democrats still support labor unions, and the number of Republicans grew from 13 to 15%. In 2021, 140,000 workers walked out of work, and there were 265 work stoppages, according to Cornell University's ILR Labor Action Tracker. Union membership remains low/in decline decades after historic labor highs, with labor watchers believing that restrictive labor laws have contributed to difficulties in organizing.
See "Gallup poll shows Americans have lost faith in 15 major institutions, but not in labor unions", Juliana Kaplan, Business Insider, July 5, 2022