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I see your point except a "truthful and inclusive environment" would be positive (or at least neutral) to unionization. So, clearly the latter.

• darkerside 5y ago
  Unions arise for a reason. In an inclusive and trustful environment, those reasons can be addressed without adding another authority into the mix.
  • kqr 5y ago
    Although I have to admit many industrial unions today have become "another authority", fundamentally, unionisation is about workers talking to each other and finding alignment in what they want out of work. Not another authority.
    • darkerside 5y ago
      They can already do that. Unions are about united bargaining power, which means an authority figure.
  • avgcorrection 5y ago
    Your comments sound like those Walmart training videos. https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=Y6bFEs4ZoXw https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=Y6bFEs4ZoXw Got that message of: we’re all just one big family where everyone loves each other. Now, don’t you call Child Services on us when we discipline y’all a little, ya hear?
    • darkerside 5y ago
      And, what you said can be totally legitimate parenting. I'm not making a call here, just calling people out for jumping to conclusions when there are other valid interpretations.