> Collective bargaining is inherently about eliminating competition between workers
A yet every movie star in the US is in the same union as B-movie and infomercial actors.
> Another aspect of preventing competition is seniority.
Weird, considering pro-athlete unions regularly help kids out of college quickly become multi-millionaires.
> One of the archetypes of the tech world is the wunderkind—the brilliant kid fresh out of school that rockets to the top.
Weird, considering unions have been at the forefront of education, apprenticeships and training that helps kids out of school rocket to the top, the same apprenticeships and training that companies refuse to fund themselves.
> Sorry, you can't pay more to attract the best
Weird, considering SAG-AFTRA regularly helps movie stars up-negotiate multi-million dollar contracts.
A yet every movie star in the US is in the same union as B-movie and infomercial actors.
> Another aspect of preventing competition is seniority.
Weird, considering pro-athlete unions regularly help kids out of college quickly become multi-millionaires.
> One of the archetypes of the tech world is the wunderkind—the brilliant kid fresh out of school that rockets to the top.
Weird, considering unions have been at the forefront of education, apprenticeships and training that helps kids out of school rocket to the top, the same apprenticeships and training that companies refuse to fund themselves.
> Sorry, you can't pay more to attract the best
Weird, considering SAG-AFTRA regularly helps movie stars up-negotiate multi-million dollar contracts.