>>1288783
>I'm pro union too, but the US government has made it possible to just move out of the country defeating the effectiveness of unions.

Sure, they can try that but nowadays, there's a strong upsurge in anti-corporate feeling among workers but again; the UAW and other unions are letting this slip thru their finger by doing NOTHING to actively aid this. They're just grabbing what they can for themselves.

>>1288800
>What did you think this entire vote was about?

Average Americans vote Rep because the Dems are literally demanding their children be turned into trannies and other insane woketarded bullshit, they're not voting Rep because they're anti-union but unfortunately in America, you have to pick one demon or the other.

>>1288822
> Setting aside the fact that that's nakedly wrong and companies regularly increase wages for non-union work to keep people out of unions

Yes, once a company is _actually under threat of being unionized_ but until that point, already unionized auto workers getting huge raises does nothing to help non-union wagies like myself and the UAW doesn't do shit to help people like me.

> contact our Organizing Department or call 1-800 2GET-UAW (1-800-243-8829).

Yeah, and their advice will be "talk to your co-workers about getting a union!", at which point you'll be fired. I'm asking the unions to send proactive "unionization teams" around to all the shops in an area and even if those shops don't get unionized, the threat will result in increased wages and benefits.

> You can't be fired, disciplined, demoted, or penalized in any way for engaging in these activities.

Of course not, you'll just be fired any number of other reasons or simply be told "sorry, you're not working out" and let go.

> That's what lawyers are for.

Is the UAW going to pay for them? Yeah, I thought so...

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