Wells Fargo & Co. employees seeking to be the first nonbranch-based workers to unionize say the bank fired members of their proposed bargaining unit and made other changes to working conditions ahead of a scheduled vote.
https://news.bloomberglaw.com/banking-law/wells-fargo-workers-claim-layoffs-sought-to-disrupt-union-effort
we can only hope so.
Their displaced workers votes were contested yesterday by HR… proof it was retailiaton. The work is still there and has doubled since they were layed off
Yeah, they got whacked because they were remote, not in a hub or in a department that was getting shipped anyway. The person even admits it
Not a union fan, but Charlie hates the idea of any WF employees unionizing, so I support them. F that guy.
Unions cost members (employees) money and you can, and often do, still lose your job. Union dues are VERY expensive relative to the payout. So they are just not worth it. Like all communal endeavors, those who prosper are sitting in the King's chairs.