President Biden has been acknowledged as a pro-union leader, with significant achievements in job creation and workers' rights. Under his administration, union membership interest has doubled, and over 16 million jobs have been created, leading to the lowest unemployment rate in over 50 years. The administration has also secured pensions for over 1.2 million workers and retirees. Acting Secretary of Labor Julie Su highlighted Biden's commitment to enforcing labor laws, resulting in over a billion dollars returned to workers. Biden's administration has focused on creating good, sustainable jobs and has been proactive in supporting union rights, including being the first sitting president to walk a picket line. The administration's efforts have been recognized by inducting Biden into the Department of Labor's Hall of Honor. Su emphasized the importance of collective bargaining and the government's role in supporting workers' rights, challenging the notion of trickle-down economics and advocating for an economy that benefits all workers, not just the wealthy.