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I've only seen new Unions end badly in places doing so. Companies just move the work elsewhere. As now companies are often owned by bigger companies/have multi
by dugditches 9y ago
I've only seen new Unions end badly in places doing so.
Companies just move the work elsewhere. As now companies are often owned by bigger companies/have multiple operations. So it's much easier to do so.
Managers are often overworked/overpressured to perform, get by with less, competing with foreign companies with 'free' labor. And some Workers are jaded by the old Auto Factory days their parents worked. Makes for very toxic environments.
- cantankerous 9y agoThe problem you're describing is an effect of today's global capitalism. Workers seeking a dignified income are not able to find that through collective bargaining because free movement of capital allows management to relocate to cheaper markets relatively quickly. One wonders if the system is worth keeping around in its current form if so many people get screwed by it. What do we have an economic system for, anyway?