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In the US they still have closed shops (where you have to be a union member to work there), and in the UK you still need to reach a threshold of membership befo
by tarquinpussy 6y ago
In the US they still have closed shops (where you have to be a union member to work there), and in the UK you still need to reach a threshold of membership before the employer has to 'recognise' them and negotiate with them. The situation isn't as different as you are making out.
- lotsofpulp 6y agoIn some states in the US. In other states, there are “right to work” laws banning closed shops.
- clankyclanker 6y agoIsn’t “some states” every state but Montana?
- lotsofpulp 6y agoThat's about "at will" employment, a different policy than "right to work". https://spoonlaw.com/437-2/ https://spoonlaw.com/437-2/