I don't understand how a working person could be against unions.
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Jimbojolly
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Posted 8:41 pm, 06/26/2022
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Just how many "senior leadership positions" are available in a company? Especially one that hires temp workers and pays them low wages and no benefits.
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Thomas Hobbes
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Posted 2:37 pm, 06/26/2022
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Some folks have ambitions to do well a rise to a level of senior leadership. I'm so doing they realize that they do better when the company does better.
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Jimbojolly
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Posted 1:53 pm, 06/26/2022
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Talk with anyone from the last generation of workers who benefited from a union. Many companies raised pay to keep the unions out.
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adamwl12
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Posted 4:05 pm, 06/25/2022
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You would have to be employed and actually working to understand this. So of course, you don't understand.
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smalltownman
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Posted 3:18 pm, 06/25/2022
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I am proud to know I was a member and then a workplace shop steward of the local chapter of the UFCW for 19 years and have a nice union-provided pension waiting for me when I retire.
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JustKnow
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Posted 2:01 pm, 06/25/2022
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For some reason there is a group of people in this country who love to vote against themselves. Not that either party is great for the little people, but one party certainly doesn't give a hoot about the regular folks.
But hey as long as we "own the libs," who cares how that would affect us! AmIright?
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Acumen
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Posted 1:02 pm, 06/25/2022
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Given the history of how companies have treated works in the US, it seems insane for workers to be against unions. Without unions, the have-nots would be slaves to the haves.
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