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There are 2 types of unions (in general). There are skilled trade unions (plumbers, electritians, etc) and strictly labor unions (TSA, agriculture laborers, etc
by dismalpedigree 8y ago
There are 2 types of unions (in general). There are skilled trade unions (plumbers, electritians, etc) and strictly labor unions (TSA, agriculture laborers, etc). If they are unionizing as a skilled trade union and the union is thus ensuring training and quality of the labor, then i think it is a great idea. If they are unionizing as a strictly labor union, then i see no value to either management or the employees in the long term.
From reading the article, it looks like it is likely the later instead of the former.
- omegaworks 8y ago> i see no value to either management or the employees in the long term. The term for this "class consciousness." It's not that the value isn't there, it's that you don't see it.
- dismalpedigree 8y agoPerhaps you could enlighten us all as to what the benefits are to either management and/or employees rather than just making vague comments that have little to no meaning.
- omegaworks 8y agoI could, but not for free. Google it. It is politics 101.
- dismalpedigree 8y agoNice way to shirk your responsibility to back up your statements.
- omegaworks 8y agoPay me.