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> Union contracts with the company typically bar the company from keeping or entering contracts with non-union workers that have different terms from those of t
by ardy42 6y ago
> Union contracts with the company typically bar the company from keeping or entering contracts with non-union workers that have different terms from those of the union.
I believe that's incorrect. IIRC, the contracts apply the specific classes of workers at specific locations.
I have a friend who works in HR and I know for a fact that their company has different locations that do similar work: some are nonunion, some are union, and the union locations do not all have the same union.
- s1artibartfast 6y agoThat makes sense, although I would argue he parent post still holds true in that you may not be able to keep your contract and avoid union dues if your workplace forms a union