[usconservative]

NO! I've got 40+ years in Information Technology, worked hard my entire career, kept learning and moving up the ladder. I'm more than capable of negotiating my own contracts, salary, etc..

NO to "Unions" -- they're COMMUNIST.

[vpintheak]

I’m fortunate to be a decent union position. I also have to be to do my job. Most of the other office workers in different jobs organized 5-6 years ago because the company was putting screws to everyone and not paying decent wages.
If a company is fair and pays competitive wages, generally workers aren’t interested in unions.

[Gene Eric]

Don’t care as long as they’re not public unions where the taxpayers are NOT represented in the collective bargaining.

And when these soft-trade private companies unionize, there will be plenty of hurt.

[linMcHlp]

Joining a labor union is like volunteering to take military orders from Kamala Harris or from Hillary Clinton.

[TBP]

Outside of government, fewer and fewer employees choose to join a union.

You are free to join one if you wish.

[algore]

it all depends on the type of union.

and I suppose the country it is in. I have heard ok things about unions in germany.

I have seen good and bad unions in the united states, yes mostly bad and corrupt.

I suspect the founding fathers would agree that government unions need refreshing at some point

[Fido969]

Unions systematically destroy industries, and so are constantly looking for new profitable fields to exploit.

[equaviator]

Why Drafting is not considered a skilled trade, I have no idea. Some may belong to the UAW but not all, especially if you're a contract employee.

[PAR35]

Money is one thing. Forced full time return to office is another. Money will make workers put up with a lot of crap, but everyone has their breaking point.

[Salman]

It's not so much about the idea of organized labor, as it is about the ideological baggage and monopolism of the AFL-CIO.

It really is inseparable from the Democrat party line.