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by aanm1988 3311 days ago
If you don't like it then vote with your feet.
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This is like saying if you don't like company parties leave the company, instead of just 'don't go to the parties', which is what OP is asking for.
Technically, I don't think there is anything to prevent an employer for forcing you to attend company parties as a condition of employment. Of course the vast majority of employers wouldn't do this, but in this case your only choice is to go to the parties or take a different job.

Now an argument could be made that the employer-employee relationship is different from the union-employee relationship, but is there a reason that any such difference implies that a union can't set conditions for employment?

I vote with my votes and I vote to kill unions.