Is This The Problem With Unions? 

Greedy workers wanting all the poor employers money. 😡😡

As an Australian this is actually insane to me, the slogan "refuse to sign, keep target union free" would genuinely be laughed at.

I worked at the Bessemer Amazon plant during the 2 union votes. During the revote they held WEEKLY meetings where they would take a whole floor off the line and talk about how much unions suck. Mind you theyd never want to waste that much time off the line. Also after the warehouse voted no they fired people in droves.

Imagine your employees asking for a living wage lmao. The nerve

“Remember when we wouldn’t give you child labor laws? Well you have them now so sit down and shut up this next 14 hour shift is gonna be a doozy.”

Damn, this is actually disgusting. I've just checked, my country (as of 2018) has a 12.7 union participation percentage. I hope the younger generations worldwide realize that getting fucked by your employers is not an amazing past time and it will rise. The top countries (only ones supposedly above 50%) are Iceland and the nordic countries (+Cuba, but it says the data is from 2008, I kinda assume it's bullshit and can't be bothered to factcheck that) Countries that coincidentally rank pretty high on: happiness, work-life balance, and employee benefits. (I didn't take this data out of my ass, but I also can't guarantee it's all from amazing sources, also it's all correlation, not direct causation) I think there can't be enough marketing for unions.

There is no Union in Ba Sing Se 😊

My coworkers and I just recently voted to organize after a year of organizing and I couldn’t be more proud! Whether you love or hate your job, ORGANIZE.

your editors should form a union so they get paid

I watched that target video when I worked there. It was mind blowing to me that target had the balls to say unions are businesses so you can't trust them.

I worked at an Amazon Warehouse for over a year and just quit last month. I promise you that's a real video. 😅 there's way more stuff than that too.

Target "remember when employers were racist... well now racism is illegal"

at my amazon location they had the exact same person come up to every single person and tell us how we dont need a union in a 1 on 1 convo. funny how they don't tell you all at once like they tell you everything else

I think the target "I'm Doug" line, was a hidden gem

If I could marry unions I would

Living wages psshhh who needs those

what always kills me with these videos is that literally all the actors are in a union.

❤ aedish putting that Sims music in there haha

The whole amazon video is worth watching, its crazy

Another great clip, baron of buns

The anti union ad being played by union actors is really funny

the target anti union actors are part of the actors union and were very vocal about loving unions (yes I watched LWT) Edit: ah shit now he reads it out as well

4:53 specific to restaurant workers: under staffed and limiting hours

I don’t work at Target but now I really want to join a Target worker’s union, is that an option?

thought it was a mcnasty vid at first

Worked for Amazon for years in several buildings in multiple states. Can confirm that video is very real...

I thought this was a McNasty video from the thumbnail

You guys probably didn’t know that VW tried to bring a union to their then new plant in Tennessee and the state legislature freaked out, confusing the German heads of VW

To be fair corporations are right, if they treat their employees fair and pay them accordingly, there would be no need for a Union. But just like communism, once you put that idea into the real world you realize everyone is greedy and corrupt and you can’t rely on trust, you need checks and balances for everything

7:38 bro coughed up a lougi

How DARE people want to get paid a wage they can live off of in a work environment that wont kill them!

These anti-union videos made one good point: rules that people from one department can’t do another department’s job are absolutely stupid.

I just want to point out personal experience that unions don't stop layoffs, and excess overtime. At least in manufacturing.

Lol jim rowader was briefly the city attorney for minneapolis after the 2020 protests and it did not go well for him

I worked at Home Depot and we had to also watch anti Union videos and training for a while

I really thought the title was "what's the problem with onions"

I work for the union in Utah, the union is weaker here than most states around us and i can still say with both non-union and union construction jobs that being in the union’s pretty tight

The amazon video was making the rounds during the h3h3 days, sad to think where we are now.

union membership should be subsidized

I came to hear about onions not unions. God damn it... the clickbait got me.

Target be like "Hello! Slavery was abolished in the 19th century, We don't need to protect people of color, It's done!"

big a clips, please post only the last one, where we recreate the flood, from the adventure game with no context. thank you :)

ACLU you say??

Just as a counter to what a lot of people are saying, i was in a union for 15 years (actually still in the union) and i did not want to be in the union but you dont have a choice. Once the office is unionized you are required to pay initiation fees, they took the residuals from our films to provide "free healthcare" except they immediately changed the union rules to say we also have to pay for it. They provide a pension but constantly say its going to go away because they dont actually have enough money. And then the company itself gives far better benefits (such as paternity) which my union disallowed. Unfortunately when the union becomes entrenched with the company and skim money off the top and mismanage it and literally colude with the company they are unionizing against, it is worse than not having a union. I recently changed to a non union job while retaining my membership in my old union but i make way more money and get way more benefits. Unionizing is good, if done correctly, and bad if not.

brong

My buddy lost his job at YELLOW just because there were talks about a union. Whole company went bankrupt. Sometimes companies don’t have the ability to keep up with worker demands. So I’m only pro union on case by case basis.

This is why it's difficult to take actors unions seriously. They don't support other unions. Most actors only care about their bottom line. They're unlikely to reciprocate the support they receive.

Unions do more to benefit the Union leaders than union members