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In reply to the discussion: What "Right to Work" really means [View all]jschurchin
(1,456 posts)Yes.
The question is do they really want to do that? Here is why. Once you decertify you cannot vote again to be represented by another Union for a period of one year. Your employer can come to the employees the day after you vote to decertify and explain to you that wages have been cut by 25% and you no longer have any benefits. Do you know what your recourse is?
Well you can go on strike, but then your fired. Or you can petition the NLRB for unfair treatment, and we all know how lightning fast any government agency works, in the meantime big pay cut and no benefits.
People need to go back and study labor history. All of the hard fought wages and benefits enjoyed by the American workforce today is because they were forced from the business owners by organization.
Ask yourself, if you had all the power over your workforce, why would you give a shit about them. There are always more where they came from. Ask the Koch brothers. Think they give a shit about their employees?