JPMorgan Workers Ponder Union in Wake of Return-to-Office Mandate

Re:JPMorgan Workers Ponder Union in Wake of Return-to-Office... by nine_zeros on Monday January 13, 2025 @03:22PM (#42688590)

My unioned wife lives a life I can only dream of. The respect, the dignity of her job makes me feel like I made the wrong choice by getting into tech.

Unionization is the answer. For a long time, tech workers were gaslighted into thinking that unions will not let them get paid high salaries.

Guess what, without unions, tech workers don't even have job stability. Forget high salaries.

Vote for unions.

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Re:JPMorgan Workers Ponder Union in Wake of Return-to-Office... by nielsbot on Monday January 13, 2025 @03:50PM (#42689065)

To see pro-union comments like this on Hacker News gives me hope.

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Re:JPMorgan Workers Ponder Union in Wake of Return-to-Office... by svillar on Monday January 13, 2025 @03:54PM (#42689119)

Same boat as you and agree 100%.

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Re:JPMorgan Workers Ponder Union in Wake of Return-to-Office... by compiler-guy on Monday January 13, 2025 @05:58PM (#42690683)

Tech workers may not have job stability (but compare to say, farm workers), but it’s a pretty tough argument to say that they don’t have high salaries. Even for the highly educated like civil engineers and librarians, tech workers out earn most of them.

Unionizing tech workers may or may not be a good idea, but finances would be comparatively down the list.

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Re:JPMorgan Workers Ponder Union in Wake of Return-to-Office... by rcbdev on Tuesday January 14, 2025 @02:43AM (#42694770)

I have never understood how an entire nation was so successfully brainwashed into being anti-union.

In Austria, every year the unions negotiate salary increases for almost all job groups (IT, metal work, etc.) and this is very important to keep our wages at least up with inflation. No-one would ever think this is a bad idea here.

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