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It’s not really a secret that most new auto factories serving the US tend to open in places where those unions are not active, like the South or Mexico

Hyundai’s manufacturing facilities in the U.S. are not unionized.

But in Korea?

What do American labor union practices have to do with Korean domestic manufacturing?

Amazon warehouses still have a huge number of ununionized workers doing manual labor

Pretty different tasks, environments, outcomes, metrics, goals, and other things in a warehouse vs. a factory… really have no clue how this is supposed to be relevant. Why not mention farms or libraries?

Well, Farms have the UFW...

Libraries are typically either governed by a municipality's rules around employment and treatment of employees, or part of a school/etc where there are again additional guidelines about these things to be sensible and not leading people into unsafe behavior.

Yeah, my point is that they're all unrelated choices.

> ununionized

Wouldn’t that just be “ionized”?