Originally Posted by
CPH-Flyer
You are technically not required to be a member of the union that holds the collective agreement for a given company, but usually in workplaces with very strong union presence you will be subjected to an awful lot of pressure to comply. "We are the Borg, resistance is futile, you will be assimilated"
The Borg can’t assimilate me. [There’s a lot of overlap between EBDs and Star Trek.]
Assuming a supposedly competent adult with free will, choosing to cave in to peer pressure (or not) is an individual decision where the person is exercising their will in a world where there are consequences from, and limitations around, the decision-making and the decision.
So these unionized employees will get a vote to determine how they want their union membership to be structured going forward? And then they have a personal choice to agree or not to join the majority following the election? Sounds like a liberal democracy in action.