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Following up with how my application turned out: I can't wait to smash capitalism!
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I'm a manager in a large corporation, so I learn about all the really bad things that no one should do. For example, you should definitely NOT contact IWW and ask which workplaces they would like to unionize so that you can apply for jobs there. https://web.archive.org/web/20110605071434/http://www.iww.org/en/organize/strategy/salt.shtml
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evilpicard posted:I'm a manager in a large corporation, so I learn about all the really bad things that no one should do. For example, you should definitely NOT contact IWW and ask which workplaces they would like to unionize so that you can apply for jobs there. I wonder if being a secret union plant makes having a lovely job more bearable.
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Skypie posted:Hell, even being union may not necessarily help you strike. We have specific language in IBEW contracts about not causing work stoppages, and lots of big PLA projects make the contractors sign off saying their guys will not go on strike nor strike in sympathy with other trades They can do whatever it takes, within and outside the law depending on how much they want a thing. That's how it all got started. I'm in the ironworkers union and we apparently disagreed with the IWW at some point but I haven't tracked down why yet. Maybe we just wanted more independent action.
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