Comment Comment by jeanjogr I have never been able to quite grasp what it means to "unionize" in the US.Here in my country, unions work like political parties (which I understand is not exactly enticing right now):- you are free to join or not- there are elected workers' representatives whether there are unions are not- unions serve to organize workers for action and representatives elections, support candidates, and provide additional services as wellIn this context, there is no one big vote to unionize or not, and no "union jobs". How does it work in the US? parent jeanjogr 5 years ago
Here in my country, unions work like political parties (which I understand is not exactly enticing right now):
- you are free to join or not
- there are elected workers' representatives whether there are unions are not
- unions serve to organize workers for action and representatives elections, support candidates, and provide additional services as well
In this context, there is no one big vote to unionize or not, and no "union jobs". How does it work in the US?