> When I asked what their complaint was, I found out they didn't work there and I got confused. Do you ever go help out a friend who needs it? Same thing, but

> When I asked what their complaint was, I found out they didn't work there and I got confused. Do you ever go help out a friend who needs it? Same thing, but two unions. > And if they vote Yes, do they then choose what kind of union to be (Teamsters, etc.) and doesn't it get kind of complicated? A union is just an organization of people, like a company in many ways. The union forms with some basic governance rules, and the union decides to join up with some bigger organization if they want to. > What happens to the people that vote No? I believe it depends on the state's laws, but broad strokes either basically they're in the union anyway, or they can choose to be or not.