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What agendas would a union push, other than the personal agendas of its members?

• jskell725 6y ago
  As an outside observer, I'd expect a "union" to push an agenda of fair compensation for it's workers and an end to abusive practices from management. This "personal agenda", as you correctly term it, feels more like a political party than a workers' union.
  • thebean11 6y ago
    > abusive practices from management I think these Google workers see their demands falling into this category..not saying I agree with every bullet, but it really doesn't seem that different to me.
• marcinzm 6y ago
  The agenda of the workers (benefits, pay, working conditions, etc.) rather than the agenda of the organizers/leaders. If the workers want social issues as their agenda then that's fine but there should be a broad voting process for that rather than a dictatorial preemptive agenda. This just seems like a few dozen people trying to tell 100k what they should care about. edit: I don't think I've ever seen environmentalism come up as a desirable goal from proponents when people discussed tech unions. Pay, benefits, working conditions, abusive management and so on but environmentalism????