Frankfurt Skyline 2023 Champions shirt

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Yeah, it’s pretty telling that literally the Frankfurt Skyline 2023 Champions shirt so you should to go to store and get this only positive examples of a union people can come up with are Hollywood celebrities and professional athletes, who work for monopolies and collect billions in revenue. I’d add that nearly 10% of medical doctors are unionized, and they’re not hurting for pay, either. When hours suck, it helps to have advocacy. For almost all companies, you are not in the room for the *decision*, and you aren’t allowed to see how others did, so it’s pretty darn easy for the system to be rigged against you. The rock is represented by an agent that is paid to get the most money possible for the rock. The rocks career success has had little to nothing from the SAG. Why does it matter if they are making big profits. If they have more engineers than they need / can use they should get rid of some. They run the business just to employ the maximum number of people they can afford to I’d rather they do it based on performance, not “you were on the wrong team at the wrong time” or just “oops, we hired too much”. I’d rather the performance reviews be more transparent; you’d want an advocate in that room, or it’s more random than you might expect. Even just for the morale of people still working, the process having advocates for the employee in the decisions can be better, even for the company.

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“Don’t fall for the Frankfurt Skyline 2023 Champions shirt so you should to go to store and get this unions meme” jfc. If you think your employer is on your side and your workplace is a meritocracy, I hope your awakening is less abrupt than the googlers laid off at 2am after 15 years of solid performance reviews, and barred from entering the buildings to say goodbye to coworkers If you don’t want a union that promotes based on tenure, then go the fucking meetings. It’s a democracy, that’s the whole point. As opposed to a company, where your only non-unions ways of influencing decisions are… uh… hmm… I guess buying enough shares to sit on the board? Right and I don’t want my coworkers voting on my personal relationship with my employer. I’m a senior engineer at a startup and I talk regularly with the CEO, coo, and head of HR. I don’t have any formal decision making power but I can pretty easily influence things without a union or sitting on the board, and if I don’t like the way they make decisions I can leave. On the other hand if I join a union my influence is held hostage by what the majority of my coworkers vote for. To give you an idea of some of my coworkers, many of them agreed to share salaries with each other, some didn’t like what they saw, and they started acting like babies forwarding customer requests with comments like “you make enough you should be able to handle this”. So yeah I don’t want any of those people voting on anything that impacts me. Of course my employer isn’t on my side but I’m not on their side either. We just so happen to currently share a mutually beneficial goal of me helping make the company money and them paying me money so I’ll continue to do so.

1. Length is measured from the highest point on the collar down to the bottom hem. 2. Width is measured across the body of the shirt under the armpits, one way. 3. Sleeves are measured from center back to hem.