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I find the notion of “votes to unionise” kinda weird. Like, shouldn’t the nearly 50% of workers who want to unionise just be allowed to do it? Then half the workforce would be union, and that’s enough to get some bargaining power, even if not as much as if everyone was. It should be their right to freedom of assembly to create a union even if only like five workers want to be in it.
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