| Unionize
Your Workplace! Employees bargain with strength for wages,
benefits and rights when they join together. That's why it's important
to unionize.
Under the employment at will doctrine, the cornerstone of American
employment law, in general terms, unless you belong to a protected
group, your employer has the right to discipline or terminate, with
impunity, you for any reason -- even a bad one -- or for no reason
at all. That's why it is sometimes called the fire at will doctrine.
However, with a collective bargaining agreement, you have rights.
Management must have just cause for any disciplinary action taken
against a union employee. You bargain over wages, health benefits,
working conditions and a retirement plan for your future. But, you
bargain collectively with the strength that comes from a collective
voice.
ITS ALWAYS wise to take full advantage of YOUR
UNION RIGHTS.
WITH A UNION, the employer must bargain and pay
the wages negotiated.
WITH A UNION, your rights on the job are spelled out and
must be respected.
WITH A UNION , you can stop abuses on the job. The union
can prevent unjust and unfair treatment by giving you representation
on the job and the right to file grievances if you are treated unfairly.
WITH A UNION, you can negotiate for better health
and welfare benefits, wages and retirement benefits and job conditions.
WITH A UNION, you have greater security on your
job. Company management cannot fire you without good reason. |