I enjoyed your comment because it seemed balanced across multiple interesting perspectives: * What changed your mind when you were more anti-union. * How uppe

I enjoyed your comment because it seemed balanced across multiple interesting perspectives: * What changed your mind when you were more anti-union. * How upper management perceived unions. * What joining a union means for your spouse. * Why you would support a union today. I've only worked in one place that had a union. I couldn't see the benefit. The union seemed to be contributing to collective laziness and complacency. Being motivated to go above and beyond always put me at odds with the union people who would snitch on me for working after hours. Maybe I wouldn't feel so motivated to improve things if more employees were contributing higher than the just bare minimum? This was a union for a US government agency. >And there probably shouldn't be any government unions Seems you understand that perspective as well.