Maybe I'm wrong, and perhaps abusive megacorps really do need unions in place as a check against corporate power (never worked for one). I guess time will tell.
Maybe I'm wrong, and perhaps abusive megacorps really do need unions in place as a check against corporate power (never worked for one). I guess time will tell.
If a union mandated that its members must be allowed to fix bugs before being put on a new project everyone I know would join in a heartbeat.
Perhaps, I said, but private sector unions can't handle workplace friction as easily. Often the other side of the complaint is also in the union and the union is just like a shadow HR. It has to choose winners and losers.
Of course collective bargaining is another thing. It can be useful, especially when the jobs are pretty standardized.
These are company problems and not employee problems. The employees have no incentive to care about this so unions are a way to get more power over the things that matter.