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Does the LDAP group submit a Grievance to your org? Do they demand to be paid wages lost from your usurpation of their role? Apples to Oranges. Ftr I am pro-uni
by OldFatCactus 7y ago
Does the LDAP group submit a Grievance to your org? Do they demand to be paid wages lost from your usurpation of their role? Apples to Oranges. Ftr I am pro-union but this is a uniquely union problem
- linuxftw 7y ago> Does the LDAP group submit a Grievance to your org? If you went in and made unauthorized changes, for sure. > Do they demand to be paid wages lost from your usurpation of their role? That depends. If we're talking about, say, government contracting, and the LDAP team is paid on a per-request basis, and you circumvent this, yes, they would rightfully demand to be paid what they're entitled to in the contract. Of course, in this case, it's probably two separate employers in one larger organization, but it does happen. In the case of unions, the union has a contract to do certain things in return for certain compensation. A condition for doing it at a certain price might be that the contract is exclusive. Plenty of examples of this type of pricing in the business world. So, not really a unique union problem.
- dub 7y agoThere's no LDAP Group Membership Reviewer Union. Management could declare "LDAP group membership requests are now self-service" at any time, if someone presents them with a compelling case that it's better for the company. At public companies in the US, people get paid to review your LDAP group membership requests for a simple reason: CEOs and CFOs don't want to go to jail for failing to comply with Sarbanes-Oxley. If you're at a private company, though, and you think the change controls at your company are a net loss in value, that seems like something to discuss with your CTO.