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I for one would like to hear more about the positive experience. The narrative in the US tend to be polarized, and I do wish we can have a civil discussion on t
by yibg 6y ago
I for one would like to hear more about the positive experience. The narrative in the US tend to be polarized, and I do wish we can have a civil discussion on the merits and perspectives from both ends.
- jackvalentine 6y agoThe positive experience isn't drama filled :) We, along with other unions, negotiate a collective agreement with my employer and then do our jobs. The agreement is renegotiated every 3 years or so. If that's the end of it then we're happy. Industrial relations doesn't _have_ to be a fight to the death.
- kiliantics 6y agoIn my last job, I was a member of a precarious workforce and, during my time at the company, this workforce successfully unionised and won a contract with the employer. This led to guaranteed annual pay increases for members, improved and secure benefits, and a formalised process for dealing with grievances. It really made a huge difference to a lot of people.