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If unionization were bad for employees, I'd expect the employers to be able to make that case persuasively. If they don't, I assume there's not much of a case t
by ksenzee 6y ago
If unionization were bad for employees, I'd expect the employers to be able to make that case persuasively. If they don't, I assume there's not much of a case to be made.
- AnthonyMouse 6y agoIsn't that what they're doing, which is why the prevalence of private sector unions in the US has been on the decline? The union leadership, of course, describes the employers making their case as "union busting" and "anti-union propaganda".