Work Reform

If im getting union wages I can do both

How much do your union busting consultants cost Delta?

I bet it is a fuckload more than that.

I swear to all the fucking gods, I'm contrarian enough that even if I were anti union, this shitty attempt at manipulation would make me jump on board.

Like, fuck, don't insult my fucking intelligence like that

Its a shame no one puts a sticker that says Union dues are like an investment that will pay off in dividends way above 700

wait, i cannot tell if this is real. it's to absurd to be real but it's also american so i'm lost

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Average annual salary is slightly less than $70k annually in the US. A union that gets you even a meager 3% raise annually is ~$2100 in increased income or 3x what your dues is.

Bunch of fucking wankers.

I feel like if I worked someplace that put up that sign I would go study to become a plumber. Infuriating.

With the retroactive salary increase my union just got me, I could buy several gaming systems. [meme of dude tapping his head]

Ok but here’s the thing… you can regicide the price of the union with the company and hand the company pay for most of your union dues and realistically 700/year isn’t bad for job security, higher wages, better hours and better benefits aswell as various other things that not being in a union would be impossible. This union busting is madly illegal and really fucked up. Hate US companies

Big corporations actively campaigning against you doing something like this is always a pretty safe bet that the opposite of what they want is in your interest.

You know who I trust to tell me how to live my life? Big faceless corporations. They obviously want what's best for me more than they care about their bottom line.

Coincidentally, unions might be the only things that could still save the AAA side of the games industry...

This looks illegal

Don't think. Don't organize. Just consume.

$700 lol 😆...I wish . Try $4500/year and worth every penny. GO UNION!!!

Delta pilots are unionized. Wide body captains are making over $700k/year

I can see why Delta doesn't want the rest of their employees unionizing. I don't see why they haven't

"Buy this thing so you don't notice while we take advantage of you."

I'm honestly surprised they aren't telling us to buy something Delta sells to complete the grift.

I'm pretty sure this falls under a railway labor act violation.

And yes, workers in aviation get lumped under the railway labor act when it comes to unionizing.

So $58.33 per month or like 3.65 McDonald's double Bacon quarter pounder with cheese meals per month.

It's always worth making sure the union is working in your interest and not wasting funds but beyond that the money will pay for itself generally speaking.

They think gamers are fucking stupid. It’s too bad they are right.

So what you're saying, is that Delta employees are so stupid, that they fall for this shit?

I joined a union after a previous manager started coming after me (cos they were a bit power mad) and I could only sue them when they fired me thanks to the union resources. Otherwise, I would have had to leave fuming but powerless like everyone else had. Unions are totally worth it!

At ny last union job the dues were only around $250/year.

I love how this (old) image feels like something out of dystopian fiction.

I could see it on the wall in Half Life 2, or Deus Ex. Not Cyberpunk 2077 'cause they wouldn't need it.

Uniona are kinda a strange duck. Employers hate them, but technically shouldn't care because if they were in fact not trying to fuck you constantly then unions wouldn't get people very far.

On the other hand as a union worker myself, I've seen some of the laziest biggest pieces of shit not get fired because we're union. So it isn't sunshine and rainbows for either side.