A company-dominated union, also called a "yellow union," is a worker organization that is controlled or heavily influenced by the employer rather than by the employees it is meant to represent. These unions are often established and directed by management to prevent genuine, independent employee representation and are illegal under U.S. labor law, specifically Section 8(a)(2) of the National Labor Relations Act (NLRA).
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They stopped the ball on pay
yeah CWA is brown like sh-t,cause its a sh---y union and alot of members thinks the same of CWA,they have been in bed with company since 2010.they really SU-K
definitely happening in Europe or/ and continuous union busting approach, at least this is our perception in EU. The role of Ethic department looks very bias on those topics.
Verlieson has the brown union. When a unioner climbs a pole, just look at his pants.
Definitely a very company friendly union, but don’t think it is to that extent
Wrong