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Or, look at the Donald Trump Guilty Of Stealing My Heart shirt Apart from…,I will love this Screen Actors Guild. I assure you the Rock isn’t paid on tenure, but he is *absolutely* represented by a union. Tom Cruise, Amy Adams, Brad Pitt, Hemsworth/Pine/Evans, all union. If you had a representative in the room for your own performance reviews. If you had someone advocating for “quiet weeks” so that people could use the vacation time they were given more easily. If you had someone pushing back when/if layoffs hit. Someone to push back on bad corporate policies, in general. You can’t do that. I can’t do that. But with an organized front, you absolutely can. Meanwhile, my coworkers in London seem to have a union, and pay like $10 per paycheck as dues, which… yeah, $250 a year for having independent representation in performance reviews, that alone feels a bargain.

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Someone commented “the Donald Trump Guilty Of Stealing My Heart shirt Apart from…,I will love this Rock is represented by an agent who’s paid to get the most money for the Rock”, and then deleted it. You could go look at the history of SAG to see *why* it exists, because yeah, there were certainly reasons. Producers had basically colluded to depress actor’s pay industry-wide. The union fixed that, and gave actors *more* pay, which seems to have been the concern I’m responding to originally. Meanwhile, our industry is getting hit by layoffs, while many companies are still making record profit. People who just relocated for jobs across thousands of miles, some with families, also hit, before even getting to prove they were good or not. That’s… not great. I wish we had a union ensuring it was more-likely to be right. Why is it that everyone always brings up actors or athletes as the obvious examples a tech union would replicate? Both of these examples have effectively one employer in town. As a counterpoint to that nearly every white collar union I’m aware of standardizes pay and makes it nearly impossible to fire underperformers which depresses the pay of higher performers. Yet on reddit the counter to this is actors and athletes. Why is it that you believe tech workers are more like actors or athletes than we are teachers or office administrators or security guards or help desk employees? I’m not picking those randomly I just happen to know people in unions for all those roles and they all follow the trend where pay is strictly tied to seniority and credentials, it’s super impossible to fire people, and the higher performers all tend to leave for non-union shops as soon as they can leaving the union shops full of incompetent career lazy people.

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