Redfish
Diamond Member
No, its not. No one is trying to stomp on anyone. This idea that the company is in opposition to its employment is completely asinine. A company works in unison with its employment or it goes out of business. It cant pay substandard wages without losing its talent also ending in a failed company. This view of us against them is one of the poisonous concepts associated with unions today.
A unions function is to represent the workers in general and work out the best form and level of compensation collectively. That does not have to involve anyone being stomped on.
The problem with public sector unions is rather simple no one is representing the other side. Is it really that hard to understand that the politician you just paid millions in campaign funds negotiating your contract is completely corrupt to the core?
It is painfully obvious the problem here. Can anyone actually defend this asinine practice?
Only, companies lie, they do all sorts of things that put workers in a bad position.
Now, I worked for a company that paid bonuses at the end of the contract. There are plenty of ways they don't care about their workers and cause all sorts of problems, like moving and reducing holidays against the contract and if you oppose this what do you? You can try and go to court or whatever, but as a single person fighting a company that is no doubt richer than you are, you're going to have problems. Hence unions.
Oh, you poor little victim, everyone is out to get you.