If the employees are exploited why do they continue to work there? Why does every new WalMart have applicants for jobs lined up? Who wants to be exploited?As long as we are talking about unions, let's discuss how jobs are moving to right to work states. Employers are more willing to hire people if they are secure in the idea that they can let go of workers who are sub par.
Unions were great when they had actual rights they needed to fight for. Like a 40 hour work week. Or a vacation every now and then. Or bathroom breaks. Today unions are obsolete and have only lowered production while raising costs.
Unions will never be obsolete as long as there are employers like Walmart who exploit workers.
Wal Mart is a large corporation that definitely exploit their employees. But how have unions stopped this from happening? Legislation like the law proposed in DC is a better solution. (Although admittedly the mayor was no help)
Large corporations should simply be held accountable for these types of actions. Unions have proved themselves ineffective.