3 ms·
Thank you for the explanation. Those are viewpoints that I have not encountered or considered. That makes sense. >To a lesser extent, I didn’t like the idea of
by Loughla 6y ago
Thank you for the explanation. Those are viewpoints that I have not encountered or considered. That makes sense.
>To a lesser extent, I didn’t like the idea of union leadership who were paid for things I didn’t think added value.
Can you expand on this point, please?
>So my overall take was that it was good if you were in the union and employed, but was much harder to get work and join the union.
That makes a ton of sense.
- prepend 6y agoRegarding union leadership, there are union employees who are paid out of dues. My experience with them was similar to a pointy-haired boss in that they were not very helpful and it was frustrating to know that my dues would pay for these individuals to just exist and not produce value. It may not be rational as maybe they did great stuff and I couldn’t see their value, but I would see them get high salaries compared to workers and serve in positions for very long terms.