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The non unionized would have no recourse regardless. Except going outside the current game
by darepublic 3y ago
The non unionized would have no recourse regardless. Except going outside the current game
- mschuster91 3y ago> The non unionized would have no recourse regardless. Depending on the power of the union in negotiations, others may benefit as well.
- drewcoo 3y agoNot necessarily. The pending UPS strike is about improving the wages and benefits for non-union labor. Which in turn benefits the union labor because otherwise they're at risk of being replaced with cheap scabs someday.
- batiudrami 3y agoIn Australia collective bargaining workplaces unions negotiate the pay structure and benefits for all workers, members or not. This leads to some arguments that non union members benefit from the unions without paying the fees, and indeed, in my mostly white-collar government workplace only about 10% of workers are union members. Unions mostly exist for unskilled workers (the most replacable) or specialised workers whose skills don't easily transfer elsewhere.
- throwaway14356 3y agoIn the Netherlands employers pay part of the union contribution and members get some money from the union during the strike. Plenty of people are still not members
- cudgy 3y agoYes, they could grab the reins by making their own content without the studios and putting it on YouTube or some other multimedia platform, similar to substack.com