Re:A new weapon in arbitration: sheer volume
by secabeen on Wednesday April 08, 2020 @05:27PM
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I'm thinking more like things like works councils, and other ways that the employees could play more of a role in running the company, rather than the adversarial setup we have now. Here's an article from 1981 that gives some background:
https://digitalcommons.law.msu.edu/cgi/viewcontent.cgi?artic...
Re:A new weapon in arbitration: sheer volume
by wegs on Wednesday April 08, 2020 @10:43AM
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Past performance isn't always indicative of future performance. Cultures and worlds change. In many cases, people confuse poor concepts with poor execution (or vice-versa: bad concept with excellent execution or good luck can be successful).
I say try it maybe in one state and see how it goes.
Sure, cooperation sounds good in theory, but don't we have examples (in the US) of where management of a company and management of their union ended up very friendly at the expense of the workers? I'm pretty sure I read about stuff like that in the context of the recent automotive union corruption scandals.