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Companies don't always have the upper hand. Unions are not always fighting "unjust" monopolies. They are often the unjust monopoly themself.

• Caveman_Coder 9y ago
  > "Unions are not always fighting "unjust" monopolies." Nobody said they were...
• Daishiman 9y ago
  Too bad for the companies. Really, I'm just crying here for the despair of the poor capitalists.
  • randyrand 9y ago
    It's the consumer who loses.
    • Daishiman 9y ago
      Consumers gain much because the cost component of wages in most products is not necessarily that significant, while wealthier employees make for a stronger base of consumers.