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Originally Posted by Bend it like Bourgeois
Except you must join. It's like saying car insurance in Alberta is purely market driven. If you cannot exit, then it isn't much of a choice.
This is my big beef with unions.
If they were a) not tax supported and more importantly b) had to earn their keep, I'd have no complaints.
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I see your point but it's not exactly the same. As has been thrown out by others in this thread about Wal-Mart (and Jammies, I could not agree more with your post on that subject), if you don't want to be a part of the union, then vote with your feet and find another job.
Now, again, I agree with many of you in that I am opposed to the existence of many unions - I hope this doesn't make me a hypocrite (I need mine but you don't need yours) - but some workplaces I don't feel need to be unionized. I'm probably making an ass of myself for making that argument.