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Managers generally aren't part of unions because their job is to represent the interests of capital. I didn't invent it that's just how it has been for a hundre
by whatshisface 3y ago
Managers generally aren't part of unions because their job is to represent the interests of capital. I didn't invent it that's just how it has been for a hundred years.
- lapcat 3y agoCEOs have their own union, but they're called boards of directors. :-) They sit around deciding each other's compensation and giving each other golden parachutes.
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- ydlr 3y agoAllowing supervisors to be fired for union activity is one of the most insidious parts of the Taft-Hartley Act. It has been very effective in creating disunity among workers -- which most managers definitely are.