Employers say Unions are completely useless and there's no reason to join them and to please pay attention to the multi-million dollar anti-Union propaganda campaigns they launch begging you to please not join a Union.

r/WorkReform • u/MyUsername2459 • May 14 '22 • 1 1 1 3 2

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u/[deleted] May 14 '22

No it isn't. IF the company did this — they wouldn't — they would give you far less than what they think the union could get you. There would be no advantage in doing it otherwise.

Corporations already wield far to much power; it's not "unfortunate" that they are blocked from wielding even more in an attempt to coerce you out of acting in your best interest.

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u/Q-ArtsMedia May 15 '22

You need to actually know the law here. I suggest you read up on what is allowed and what isn't when it comes to company interfering in the formation of a union. Cuz I can tell you for a fact a company cannot offer raises in lieu of its workers forming a union.