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Absolutely. Workers are free to boycott just like customers, employers are free to fire and hire. Its a battle, everything is ok.
by jackmott42 4y ago
Absolutely. Workers are free to boycott just like customers, employers are free to fire and hire. Its a battle, everything is ok.
- zx8080 4y ago> Its a battle, everything is ok. Is it called "free matket"?
- richbell 4y ago> Its a battle, everything is ok. Have you heard of the Geneva Convention?
- lesuorac 4y agoSure, in battle it's ok to come to a mutual agreement with your foe about how you'll conduct that battle. That said, "unionizing" is not battle. Nor does the Geneva convention apply to civil wars.
- pc_edwin 4y agoRegrettably, this is not accurate. The law restricts employers from dismissing employees who seek to unionize and effect change in the company's direction. I hesitate to elaborate further, as the specifics are likely to attract scrutiny or censure.
- wslack 4y agoWhat do you make of the history of corporate actions that led to unions in the first place?
- 9dev 4y agoYes. Luckily, the law prevents overreaching employers from firing employees that insist on their rights. The alternative is a return to 18th century factory conditions, and I'm sure even you don't want that. A company is never on your side.
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