> The real problem is the late 20th century stigma labor organization has acquired.
I think the stigma is well-deserved. Indeed they are rife with corruption and often create very odd incentives.
Unfortunately unions suffer the same fate as other "invisible" benefits: everyone takes them for granted and doesn't recognize their value. People focus on the drawbacks and it's much easier to convince them that we're all better off without unions.
I think the stigma is well-deserved. Indeed they are rife with corruption and often create very odd incentives.
Unfortunately unions suffer the same fate as other "invisible" benefits: everyone takes them for granted and doesn't recognize their value. People focus on the drawbacks and it's much easier to convince them that we're all better off without unions.