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>Sure, fine, if you don't like doing those things, then you are free to join your own private organization and decide for yourself on how to do collective barga
by crdoconnor 9y ago
>Sure, fine, if you don't like doing those things, then you are free to join your own private organization and decide for yourself on how to do collective bargaining, and all that.
I'm struggling to see what your problem is. If you don't like the idea of democratic control over your workplace and the commensurately higher pay that goes with it you've always been free to go and work somewhere else where they let you "wear many hats".
It seems more like that you want to prevent others from doing it:
>Forcing people to join unions is, thankfully, illegal in many states.
i.e. you're thankful groups of people who negotiate with other groups of people and form voluntary agreements are prevented from doing so.
- stale2002 9y agoNo, others can do all those things all they want. They can get together with their groups of friends and bargain collectively. They just shouldn't be able to force me to bargain collectively along with them. They can get together and form voluntary agreements. They just can't make me join their voluntary agreements or stop me from making my own agreements with anyone. And we can see who gets the better deal.