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I really don't want to get into the meta of what that guild "should" be doing / telling other folks who they should work for. My local teacher's union has some
by duxup 2y ago
I really don't want to get into the meta of what that guild "should" be doing / telling other folks who they should work for.
My local teacher's union has some affinity groups and one group decided to invite a speaker who in the past has had some very strong words for people of a particular religion and point of view. Needless to say it is a mess of a problem.
I'm not sure I'd work on a military project, but I also wouldn't be comfortable with a guild telling me that I or anyone else can't / shouldn't.
- glitchc 2y agoEngineering already has a professional association that tells its members what can and cannot be done. A guild will have the power to also provide limits on what an employer can or cannot do, set minimum/floor rates for standard services and generally improve the labour conditions for its employees. That's exactly what SAG and AFTRA achieve, and it's worth looking into how they work.