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But will a union lead to a better product? As a consumer, unions concern me because they could raise prices, and disrupt whatever thing I have going on (think t
by Overtonwindow 4y ago
But will a union lead to a better product? As a consumer, unions concern me because they could raise prices, and disrupt whatever thing I have going on (think teachers and flight union strikes). So, as a consumer, I don't support unions.
On the other hand, I think employees who are not treated fairly by their employer should form a union. It's the best thing they can do for themselves as an employee.
Consequently, when there is a tech union, I am concerned what that means for me as a customer. Will that lead to better products? Will it lead to higher prices?
- jleyank 4y agoDoes staff turnover lead to better or worse products? Does a better work environment make for happier, more productive workers? If you’re interested I lower prices as a consumer, do you willingly accept lower raises, pay reductions or layoffs?
- tnel77 4y agoIt bothers me how selfish everyone is. A portion of your comment can be read as “I don’t support unions because the bettering of other people’s lives might lead to some form of inconvenience in mine.” Edit: I’m not blindly pro-union, but this “what if I’m slightly uncomfortable” attitude is one of the most common arguments I see against unions and it drives me nuts. When did we all become so selfish?