Comment on Cathy, do the math.
Madison420@lemmy.world 2 weeks agoThe union contract covers the business license generally, so long as that exists the It’s a union shop. They would have to shutdown or mutually enter union termination which happens but it’s incredibly rare. They get renegotiated but generally no one is going to accept less and the company can’t go around the contract to cut pay, they can however provide incentive not to join.
Legit, not answering your questions isn’t trolling, asking questions you should find out on your own is trolling. Making dumb comments about shit you clearly don’t understand is trolling. Go back to .ml or bother to research the subject you’re all worked up over.
Objection@lemmy.ml 2 weeks ago
This is fundamentally not how anything works. The contract is determined by the relative power between the company and the union. If the union refuses to accept the company’s offer, then their only recourse is stuff like going on strike - and if they don’t have enough members for that to be a credible threat (because they’ve all been bought off) then yes, they will accept lower pay because they will have no other option.
This is the first thing resembling a real answer you’ve given me after like 20 comments of pure evasion and trolling.
Madison420@lemmy.world 2 weeks ago
So yup just not arguing in good faith, go back to .ml with your trolly bullshit baby boo.