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In America, unions are meant to protect workers. I have a simple question. Should workers be allowed to opt out of their union contract?
That's it, simple question.
Unions have served their purpose, getting workers rights, very well. Once they finished doing that, they started fukking over the companies and their people. I know people who worked hard to get a raise, then the unions made the government raise the base pay, making it so the hard worker who just got a raise is still making the same as Joe Dirt sleeping his asz off next door claiming "disability due to chronic laziness", seriously.
Said human rights violations are illegal, Kevin. They cannot be violated period, with or without a union. Companies that would do that wouldn't get workers to begin with, and would be forced to shut down with the onslaught of the US government and people simply choosing to work elsewhere.
Unions are unnecessary for the simple fact that if you don't like it, unlike in years past, you can go work somewhere else.
The only exception I see are in service jobs such as garbage disposal (though they should be barred from strike), and heavy and difficult blue collar work such as oil refineries or steel factories.
But he's saying we have laws to prevent that now.
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