Fox News has a large hold on peopleIt is absolutely incredible to see how completely some people have bought into the anti-union propaganda around here. But hey, it's inspiring to see people willing to stand up and defend the wealthy and powerful.![]()
Fox News has a large hold on peopleIt is absolutely incredible to see how completely some people have bought into the anti-union propaganda around here. But hey, it's inspiring to see people willing to stand up and defend the wealthy and powerful.![]()
Are you too scared/bored to learn how to repair the engine on your car yourself? Do you pay an expert mechanic to deal with it all for you? If stripping and repairing your own engine is too intimidating for you then that attitude isn't something I would look for in an employee. If you don't have a sewing machine either to darn your own socks, why would I hire someone who doesn't have the initiative to do everything themselves?
Ah, but you clearly don't darn your own socks or repair your own clothing. If you don't have the seamstress skills and tools to take care of your own clothing, if you just throw away your clothes when they get a hole or you pay a tailor to take care of them, then I don't think you're the kind of person any business would want working for them. The lack of initiative of not becoming an expert in absolutely everything is glaring and you would be a drag on the company, you'd let the company down, be more trouble than you're worth because you're not a superman who is an expert in everything not even related to what you do for the company.Nice try but I can and have rebuilt engines.
Oddly enough I used to avoid brakes but recently started doing those myself too.
Why do you think Apple would close the store?Imagine Apple just closes the store, bye. Lol
Sorry to have to point this out, but being a member of a Union is not the same as being a Bolshevik. Seems to be a peculiarly Murican thing that when anyone expresses the notion that the people at the bottom (i.e. you and me) should look after each other, or that they can get a better deal from their employers (who would rather pay them as little as possible and have them work as much as possible) by acting together, that's the same as Communism!
It is not!
I hate to break the bad news to you but you're about to have a lot of extra money you can't spend anywhere... Like at car dealerships, airlines, hospitals... There's a lot more but I really don't want to spoil the surprise.any store, apple or not that is unionized I will NOT shop at or support.
They're not allowed to close a store with the sole purpose of shutting down a union. Read up on some labor laws. Unfortunately, stores often close unionized stores and blame it on other things, and no one typically asks questions. But this NLRB is more union friendly than usual and have been filing a lot more complaints than ones in the past.Nope. Not in the United States. Walmart has done it countless times. It's Apple's store. They can do what they want with it.
The supreme court ruled on this in the 1960's.They're not allowed to close a store with the sole purpose of shutting down a union. Read up on some labor laws. Unfortunately, stores often close unionized stores and blame it on other things, and no one typically asks questions. But this NLRB is more union friendly than usual and have been filing a lot more complaints than ones in the past.
Yeah? And how’s that?Your post is literally very selfish and self-serving.
The union Can tell the people whatever they want. They can’t force apple to give them anything.Americans are struggling and there’s no one left to defend them. They’re finally standing up for benefits and security. All companies have to do is offer something similar, and the unionizing will stop since it’s a form of protesting against capitalistic abuse.
Key words "entire business"The supreme court ruled on this in the 1960's.
"Under the 1965 Supreme Court case Textile Workers Union vs. Darlington Manufacturing, it is legal for companies to close their entire business even if doing so is a response to union activity."
The union Can tell the people whatever they want. They can’t force apple to give them anything.
Do you have any idea what benefits the employees currently have?
did you know the store management walk around with iPads and force the employees to take breaks?Apple store employees are oppressed???
It’s worse than I thought…
Well, Oklahoma is bothered with Bolsheviks.
Yes it does, and….?It seems some would rather support a trillion dollar corporation over workers.
It makes you wonder if they would hold the same opinion if that (those) employee(s) was (were) their own son(s) or daughter(s)!It seems some would rather support a trillion dollar corporation over workers.
Who speaks for the 32 that didn’t vote for the union, though?
Or if they were the employee. Some would probably give up their own position to "take one for the team (Apple Corp.)" as they somehow feel they are subservient to their Cupertino overlord. Quite sad.It makes you wonder if they would hold the same opinion if that (those) employee(s) was (were) their own son(s) or daughter(s)!
The cancer of our society is capitalism which else can overcome.Well, idk, maybe don't Be greedy, Apple? And also Union?
Greed is the cancer of our society. Unfortunately we can’t eliminate greed.
You’re right! Apple employees at the stores work in absolutely horrible horrid conditions! Have you seen the lighting in there? I don’t know how they put up with it. It’s too bad there aren’t other stores around that they can go to. They’re stuck and have no options. #prayforappleemployeesAlways amazed by some of the member comments on here at times. The talking points are out the 70s or something. It must be a generational age difference.
Hopefully the union can fight for better working conditions
Ah, but you clearly don't darn your own socks or repair your own clothing. If you don't have the seamstress skills and tools to take care of your own clothing, if you just throw away your clothes when they get a hole or you pay a tailor to take care of them, then I don't think you're the kind of person any business would want working for them. The lack of initiative of not becoming an expert in absolutely everything is glaring and you would be a drag on the company, you'd let the company down, be more trouble than you're worth because you're not a superman who is an expert in everything not even related to what you do for the company.
I'd always prefer to be in a union. Negotiating stuff in person can be very intimidating and I'd rather someone else do it for me.
Why don't I just pay you to negotiate for me then, and instead of going to Toastmasters I can do something fun instead.
Exactly. This decision is not an overnight thing. There is probably a piling of dissatisfactions and other issues building up to this decision. And clearly Apple's HR is not looking for a solution, but instead behaved like any other corporation in trying to create tension and division between employees by intentionalky giving certain benefits to non-union employees instead if looking at the core problem in what made the employees decided to unionize.Bottom line is, if a majority of workers vote to unionize, I'm sure they have valid reasons. I've worked retail, there were a ton of reasons I would've wanted to unionize. Unfortunately, they played a training video that contained anti-union propaganda and it makes employees afraid to even suggest it.