[ohCh6zos]

The constant underhanded tactics are the exact reason joining a union is immoral.

[merrywhether]

> The constant underhanded tactics

They are also the reason many corporations are immoral.

Or: most unions are legitimately just trying to improve the situation for their workers, and many business owners have a conscience and weigh more than profits in their business decisions. It’s mostly the mega-wealthy who have become disconnected from normal humans and give us these Snidely Whiplash characterizations that ultimately paint both sides with a bad brush.

[kesselvon]

Enterprise businesses are a majority of the workforce and drive trends that are followed by small businesses.

[threatofrain]

IMO a union's primary purpose is to provide counterbalance against disparity in a greater game of power.

[slothtrop]

Reminder that this attack comes from users on reddit's r/antiwork sub, not union workers.

[aloisdg]

A DDoS is a pandemic friendly remote way to join a union lead strike.

[therouwboat]

What are they doing? I was under impression that american unions are kinda toothless.

Is it worse than what kelloggs is doing, spending money to replace striking workers rather than giving them a raise?

[handrous]

Fighting fire with fire. By the actor in the weaker position.

Maybe it's the Scots Borderer in me, but it warms my heart.

[kesselvon]

Employer underhanded tactics are so common it's an SOP.