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I'd never heard of this before (but I'm also not any sort of expert in unionization). I'm coming into it more from the other side, unionization as a way buffer
by solardev 3y ago
I'd never heard of this before (but I'm also not any sort of expert in unionization).
I'm coming into it more from the other side, unionization as a way buffer against (and maybe negotiate something other than) sudden mass layoffs.
- jessriedel 3y agoAt the exon 101 level, that sounds much more like a job for insurance, savings, or gov’t. (There are generally much lower deadweight losses from transfers compared to keeping people working jobs that are no longer economically net positive.) The better pro-union arguments I know are about balancing negotiating leverage due to many fewer employers than workers.