Tennessee VW workers say no, but Pennsylvanians vote yes for unionization of a Tennessee Company...

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5. Not necessarily

They earn more at VW in Tennessee without a union than their unionized counterparts in Detroit. Perhaps they couldn't see a benefit of being in a union and paying union dues if that is the case. The company would have liked the union because it would allow them to set up works councils, cooperative groups that work well in Germany but are banned in the U.S. unless there is a union in the plant. In any event, it's the workers who would be effected by the decision who have made their choice and to call them brainwashed idiots assumes you know better than they do what is right for them. I'm pretty sure they would have cast their vote based on all the information available and if the union didn't make a strong enough case for certification, they will have to try harder next time.