What kinds of occupational complaints do service workers have? Would unionization may be able to help resolve some of those complaints?
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What kinds of occupational complaints do service workers have? Would unionization may be able to help resolve some of those complaints?
What kind of occupational complaints do service workers have? Would Unionzation be able to help resolve some of those complaints?Quote:
Originally Posted by nighthawk
What kind of occupational complaints do service workers have? Would Unionization be able to help resolve some of those complaints?
What kind of occupational complaints do service workers have? Would Unionization be able to help resolve some of those complaints?Quote:
Originally Posted by nighthawk
Is there any reason why a "new collar" worker would not want the same benefits and clout that "blue collar" workers were able to get by unionizing? What might be some of the reasons a "new colllar" worker would be hesitant to join a union? What do you feel are the future prospects of unions in the service industry? Why?
Low pay, no benifets, less than full time work,
At least in the US I believe that the day of the Unions are past, they have been weakened by various state and federal laws which allow a almost slave labor force. I have seen many companies merely close entire factories just to avoid going union and open up in another city
What kinds of occupational complaints do service workers have?
Verbal abuse; Abuse of authority; Lack of written work ethics; Lack of written work guidelines or contracts; lack of effective communication by union officials just to name a few.Quote:
Originally Posted by nighthawk
These problems, are being experienced mainly in the construction industry. Employers, small to medium companies, lack the professional knowledge, and are being ill informed on how to deal with issues concerning all workers. Union representation, and effective communication, are lacking in the workplace. Employees have never met their union representative, however they pay dues. Does this union really exist?
Employers take advantage of this situation.
What can union members do in situations such as the above?
What kinds of occupational complaints do service workers have?
Would unionization may be able to help resolve some of those complaints?
Is there any reason why a "new collar" worker would not want the same benefits and clout that "blue collar" workers were able to get by unionizing?
What might be some of these reasons a new collar worker would be hesitant to join a union?
I want to know the answer to this question.Quote:
Originally Posted by nighthawk
Because people everyday are experiencing these problems in there work place.
I would also like to know the answer to these questions.
What might be some of the reason a new collar worker would hesitant to join a union?
I think that unionization would help resolve some to these complaints. Let's look at it. There's industries that are unionized and when the firm that they work for does not comply with the proper work guidelines or ethics or when they don't want to provide adequate pay the union representative steps in and negotiates for the appropriate results.Quote:
Originally Posted by concernworker
What kind of occupational complaints do service workers have? And would unionization be able to help resolve some of those complaints
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