Conservatives are n favor of both those things. Liberals oppose them.Something like National Socialism, perhaps?so unions should be destroyed to pacify the randians? it took a lot of years for workers to stop the way they were treated and the conditions under which they worked.
Given the reality of today, unions have a necessary place in the economy - there's no denying that. The adversarial role is too well established.
I muse on possibilities and goals...
I don't like the concept behind incorporated unions performing an adversarial role in corporations. There becomes a certain self perpetuation necessity in the role of the incorporated union, and the relationship between capital and labor remains adversarial to feed it.
I think that given the choice between buying the companies that we work for, and forming corporations to hire lawyers to beat concessions from the companies that we work for, paying union dues is short-sighted and costs jobs in the long run.
We, as a society need to begin to think in terms less adversarial and litigious, and more in terms of community and company, with loyalty in both enforced by ownership in both.
Label Schmabel - nobody knows what that means.
Give me real solutions, like a call for fair and simple taxes and balanced public budgets.
How about trying freedom?