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That's both reductive and false. The employees benefit when the company does well. A union just fights to have the employees share more in that success.
by Pfhreak 6y ago
That's both reductive and false. The employees benefit when the company does well. A union just fights to have the employees share more in that success.
- matz1 6y ago> The employees benefit when the company does well Not really, for example it would be benefit the company to reduce expense by improving automation/efficiency by reducing the number of employee. I wouldn't say it benefited the employee to get sacked.