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Imagine doing a podcast solely for your employees full of propaganda with the purpose of preventing them from unionizing. Seems like a very disturbing company c
by OskarS 10y ago
Imagine doing a podcast solely for your employees full of propaganda with the purpose of preventing them from unionizing. Seems like a very disturbing company culture.
- baq 10y agoi'd start unionizing out of spite.
- mdonahoe 10y agoWhat employees? Uber insists the drivers are contractors.
- strictfp 10y agoAt first I read 'disrupting' instead of 'disturbing'. Ahh, spooky
- freehunter 10y agoI worked quite a few retail jobs in college and the only ones who did not have mandatory training on the horrors of unions were the ones that were already unionized. Walmart goes so far to avoid any talk of unions that the one time employees unionized, they shut down that entire department for good, across every store.
- Spooky23 10y agoThe difference is that you were an employee of the store. Uber drivers are supposedly free agents.
- askAwayMan 10y agoCompanies like Amazon and Walmart do this as well. Amazon's contracts (when I was there) included terms for firing workers that tried to unionize.
- somethingsimple 10y agoIsn't that against federal law?
- saosebastiao 10y agoMy first week of operations management training at Amazon consisted of anti-unionization training with some token operations training thrown in.