Phat writes:
My union actively is involved with non-unionized workers who wish to become unionized.
That's not what I'm talking about. The members of the Rolls-Royce Club may want more people to join but they know everybody isn't going to join. I'm talking about transportation for the rest of us.
The fact is that most low-paying jobs are not going to become unionized. The unions care nothing for the majority of non-unionized workers.
Phat writes:
I really don't see what more you expect unions to do.
That's just the point. I don't expect unions to do more because they've never done more before. It's not a problem that unions are going to solve.
Phat writes:
Right-To-Work laws weaken us further since employees can no longer count on solidarity among the labor force.
That ought to be a clue for you. There are people willing to do your job for less and there are employers willing to exchange you for them. But if the working class wages were higher, there would be less incentive for both of them.