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Biden helped. The workers did all the fighting and organizing.
Biden's appointments to the NLRB changed the rules so that businesses can't just delay, close stores, and fire organizers when they try to unionize. These rulings are related to unions being more bold lately.
Those rule changes were made AFTER a lot of growing union attempts started growing. It's mostly labor wins, with Biden Admin making those wins easier to protect/achieve.
Biden helped as much as Clinton did with the dotcom boom...
People want to give credit to Biden for everything that happens, but also say that he's just a president and can't do anything.
The current rebirth would be stillborn if it had to go up against a hostile NLRB.
How to tell us you didn't read the article without telling us you didn't read the article.
I mean, there are things the president can directly influence as head of the executive and things he can't. Blaming Biden for the failed student loan forgiveness is ignorant of the limits of the office, or for the overturning of RoeVwade. At the same time, he directed the HHS to make abortion pills widely available through the mail, and worked through the department of education to find traunches of loans that could be forgiven. In the case of unions, on the one hand he killed the railroad strike, but also facilitated contracts to get the workers sick days, etc in the following months of negotiations. There is plenty of legitimate criticism you could make of Biden, but we should also recognize the good as well.
This is one of Biden's strongest leftist positions, you should probably look into it to avoid looking partisan. Not only did he help change the direction of the NLRB, he's spoken stronger than anyone in the know expected for Unions. Presidents don't ever take sides with workers as directly as he has.
There's plenty of bad positions of his but this ain't it.
The Clinton administration was essential to the arpanet becoming the internet. So you're not wrong, but only in an ironic sense.