ejthompson23
Vagabon
So nikkas complain bout $80 a month, which is $20 a week, to keep their jobs safe and fight for higher wages for them?
Why do people hate unions so much?
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the cac mamba
Veteran
being unable to fire people is
jilla82
Superstar
Every business owner isnt some super rich millionaire though...And Capital doesn't?
People are mad when the working man is fighting fire with fire.
It's their job. You don't do another man's job. And I wanna see reflective belts, high visibility jackets, and hardhats on everybody. Two fifteen minute breaks, coffee provided, and frankly we'll get the job done tomorrow unless Henry takes vacation early, in which case we're looking at February.
Of course, the process could be expedited, for a small fee.
...most people in business are struggling to make it.
Having to deal w/ unions makes it even harder to do your thing...and gives corporations another leg up because the average Joe cant deal w/ all that shyt.
Berniewood Hogan
IT'S BERNIE SANDERS WITH A STEEL CHAIR!
I know, I don't think small companies are compatible with unionization. They just don't have the resources.
But people are working robot hours for Amazon now and wondering why their wages are rock bottom and they get zero benefits.
Propaganda.
You know how long big businesses have been trying to run a campaign against Unions?
Rosie-the-Riveter was anti-union propaganda?
Unions undermine the management's ability to exploit workers.
Unions are well-connected with the working-class Left, Socialism, the Chicano Movement, the Civil Rights Movement, the Soviet Union, and second-wave feminists, which is enough for them to be well-demonised.
Then you have abominations like the police union, which has long since been used to undermine other movement and union activity, as well as bolster the mass-incarceration system.
You know how long big businesses have been trying to run a campaign against Unions?
Rosie-the-Riveter was anti-union propaganda?
Unions undermine the management's ability to exploit workers.
Unions are well-connected with the working-class Left, Socialism, the Chicano Movement, the Civil Rights Movement, the Soviet Union, and second-wave feminists, which is enough for them to be well-demonised.
Then you have abominations like the police union, which has long since been used to undermine other movement and union activity, as well as bolster the mass-incarceration system.
Most Unions don't share this level of middle-of-the-road corruption.
But this would be a shining example of the kind of story that, reverberating across conservative airwaves, would be the poster child of union ineptness across the US.
