> A year ago, 80 Google contractors employed by HCL America in Pittsburgh voted to unionize with US Steelworkers—a historic victory for white collar tech workers in the U.S.
According to who?
My wife is a nurse, in a union, and the stuff she tells me about some of her cohorts getting away with then leveraging the union to avoid being reprimanded/ let go is insane.
Additionally there is no incentive to improve, your salary is based on seniority and nothing else. It is literally on a chart, predetermined.
I don't want that for software engineering.
I acknowledge the importance of unions in our history, being labor to where it is today. However I do not want unions for the software engineering field
According to who?
My wife is a nurse, in a union, and the stuff she tells me about some of her cohorts getting away with then leveraging the union to avoid being reprimanded/ let go is insane.
Additionally there is no incentive to improve, your salary is based on seniority and nothing else. It is literally on a chart, predetermined.
I don't want that for software engineering.
I acknowledge the importance of unions in our history, being labor to where it is today. However I do not want unions for the software engineering field