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Yes of course it would be OK for a business to ask employees to sign up for anti-union material. Why not? I don't think it would be OK to demand businesses are
by kkjjkgjjgg 5y ago
Yes of course it would be OK for a business to ask employees to sign up for anti-union material. Why not?
I don't think it would be OK to demand businesses are pro union, or pro anything that endangers their business. Why would they be?
Even if you feel you can't escape Google, I don't think it is abuse of market power if they advertise their interests. Maybe it is just market power, without the abuse part.
You could campaign for people to stop using Google, if it means so much to you. Then businesses wouldn't rely so much on Google anymore.
Edit: do you think it is OK for unions to abuse their power? They are essentially forming monopolies and then using their monopoly power to enforce things.
- dvtrn 5y agodo you think it is OK for unions to abuse their power? They are essentially forming monopolies and then using their monopoly power to enforce things. Probably the first time I’ve heard someone describe labor unions as monopolies.
- popcube 5y agothis sounds like the definition of government. country control all of power in one region in
- kkjjkgjjgg 5y agoIf that's the first time you have heard at, I suppose it discredits the whole field of economics. Of course they are a monopoly, or trying to form one, to enforce their demands.
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- rq1 5y agoBecause it's a fundamental right, and no contract of any kind can bypass nor overrule it whatsoever?
- kkjjkgjjgg 5y agoWhat is a fundamental right?