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NLRB just helps you vote to put a union in place. So, now you can pay a union your dues, but if the union doesn't have actual structural leverage over the emplo
by sokoloff 3y ago
NLRB just helps you vote to put a union in place. So, now you can pay a union your dues, but if the union doesn't have actual structural leverage over the employer, you're likely going to pay 1% of your salary for roughly the same deal you have now.
- toomuchtodo 3y ago1% of my salary at improved odds of having more power in a work arrangement with an employer sounds like a steal, vs 0% and having no chance. Nothing is assured as always. I spend more than that on annual auto insurance, for comparison, and the odds are much higher I need protection from an employer vs another driver. We may have different opinions on value, and that’s okay.