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Managers are generally not allowed to be union members since they have an adversarial relationship with the workers.
by thirtyseven 8y ago
Managers are generally not allowed to be union members since they have an adversarial relationship with the workers.
- noer 8y agoYou'd be surprised in NYC where, for the NYPD, there are separate unions for Officers and their supervisors: Sergeants, Lieutenants and Captains (which also includes Inspectors & Deputy Inspectors) each have their own union.
- dragonwriter 8y ago> Managers are generally not allowed to be union members since they have an adversarial relationship with the workers. Managers are generally not allowed to unionized because they aren't covered by the federal law which protects that right; where they are unionized (which happens in some public sector areas) it's usually not in the same unions as their employees, for the reason you discuss.