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And this is an overly cynical one, painting all unions as the same despite them being individual entities, all composed of different people. Plenty of them hav
by FussyZeus 7y ago
And this is an overly cynical one, painting all unions as the same despite them being individual entities, all composed of different people.
Plenty of them have problems. Plenty more don't. Generalizing them all in this way is exactly how big business has demonized them to the average worker.
If you're part of a union, you have say in how that union operates. Can you say the same for your employer?
- pc86 7y agoWhich are the unions without these problems?
- AnimalMuppet 7y ago> If you're part of a union, you have say in how that union operates. Really? I'd likely have very close to the same amount of say I have in my company, namely, zero. I might even have more in my company, depending on my position and the relative size. Honestly, you sound like a propagandist here.