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That's how unions work by default everywhere else too. It's just more common for entire industries to be unionized (through momentum, not outright obligation) o
by _cenw 3y ago
That's how unions work by default everywhere else too. It's just more common for entire industries to be unionized (through momentum, not outright obligation) outside the US.
- dragonwriter 3y agoThe way US system works, even when the entire industry is unionized, your union membership is generally through the "local" associated with your employer, not something independent of your current employment, with very few exceptions. That local may be part of an umbrella union that also covers the rest of your industry (or even a wide range of different industries, e.g., AFL-CIO or SEIU.)
- 8372049 3y ago> That's how unions work by default everywhere else too. Not true for Norway, at least.