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In the uk you're not obliged to join, you still have to option to accept whatever they negotiate (still without joining) and you can just choose to keep doing w
by LatteLazy 5y ago
In the uk you're not obliged to join, you still have to option to accept whatever they negotiate (still without joining) and you can just choose to keep doing whatever you were doing before.
There's very little upside to uk unions but there is very little downside either, they're basically pointless...
- whitepaint 5y ago> In the uk you're not obliged to join Thank god. I wish it was a standard for absolutely every job that has unions. Leave it to the individual if they choose to.
- bildung 5y agoNo idea where you live but it is the same in the US, since 1947.
- josephcsible 5y agoThis is completely true in 27 states and a few localities, but in the rest of the US, it's only true due to a technicality: if you want, you can choose to not get the union's benefits but still have to pay them dues. Obviously, this isn't what people have in mind.