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...or over promise them on what a union can deliver...no laws state that the union can't lie or misrepresent what they will get them in negotiations.
by j_walter 3y ago
...or over promise them on what a union can deliver...no laws state that the union can't lie or misrepresent what they will get them in negotiations.
- runarberg 3y agoOn the other hand there are plenty of laws which prohibit union busting and falsely fearmongering about unionization, yet corporations get away with it anyway, even when found guilty. So perhaps it is a good thing unions are allowed to over-promise, it balances the power structure, if only a tiny bit.
- uoaei 3y agoSomething tells me Stanford grad students are smart enough to see through cheap ploys like the one you suggest. If that's not the case, maybe Stanford doesn't deserve the clout it enjoys.
- quailfarmer 3y agoThis issue aside, they are not, and it does not. :)