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Why do you think the vagueness is in your favor? Especially for a warehouse worker, the job is doing rote tasks forever. Why wouldn’t they be able to project yo
by freewilly1040 6y ago
Why do you think the vagueness is in your favor? Especially for a warehouse worker, the job is doing rote tasks forever. Why wouldn’t they be able to project your salary into the future?
- criddell 6y agoI think for a warehouse worker or any other job where people are basically fungible, unionizing is a no-brainer. Individuals have no leverage. Unionizing can make sense for other types of jobs as well. The person I responded to mentioned their preference for having a direct relationship with an employer. To me, that means other types of places than warehouses because I doubt very much that many warehouse workers have a relationship with anybody above their direct supervisor.
- freewilly1040 6y ago(oops, my comment was directed at the parent of the one I actually commented on)