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Your biggest power, the option of resigning to work somewhere else, is still with you. You just get backup from the union for when you don't want to exercise th
by lozenge 4y ago
Your biggest power, the option of resigning to work somewhere else, is still with you. You just get backup from the union for when you don't want to exercise that power.
- skeeter2020 4y agoWell, since the original question before we got distracted was about flexibility in how you work, you definitely give that up as part of a union. Your collective agreement will spell out how, when and where you work, how much you get paid and also compel you do to things in support of the union, even if you don't agree with them. Those are all pretty big individual powers.
- incone123 4y agoSince we're on the topic of remote, why do you think the union agreement would not state location of work being 'member's preference' rather than a specific location?