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Why is it suddenly coercion if your employees make this kind of negotiation using their collective bargaining ability? Employers are constantly able to dictate
by airza 6y ago
Why is it suddenly coercion if your employees make this kind of negotiation using their collective bargaining ability? Employers are constantly able to dictate almost endless terms of employment, but if employees want the ability to exact more leverage using that power suddenly the supreme court and every supposed free-market guru shits their pants.
- cool_dude85 6y agoIt's "coercion" because it has, historically, worked.
- satyrnein 6y agoI mean coercion like threats of violence against strike breakers or non-union members, that sort of thing.