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I think that's fair enough, but it's not like workers in the USA have a lot of protections or are getting fairly compensated for their work. So unions, whether
by Zeyka 4y ago
I think that's fair enough, but it's not like workers in the USA have a lot of protections or are getting fairly compensated for their work. So unions, whether compulsory or not, still benefit them in one way or another.
- nverno 4y agoThis isn't just uniformly true, though. As a worker you may be better off without the union you're a part of- it depends as much on the union as the company.
- dantheman 4y agoI mean Americans are paid far more highly than Europeans, so I don't see how this is correct.
- Zeyka 4y agoOnly highly skilled workers are paid more. Compare fast food workers and you'll see what I'm talking about.
- mftrhu 4y agoAre they, really? How did they end up not having enough cash on hand to cover minor emergencies, then? How are they going bankrupt over healthcare costs - even when insured through their job - while having to worry about not being able to take a day off?