Dangers of unionization


Case Scenario:

You are a Human Resources manager at your organization (or one you choose). At the current time, none of your employees belongs to a union. However, the International Brotherhood of Teamsters, a national union, is attempting to organize your employees. The senior management of your company appears to be adamantly opposed to the presence of a union at your company and wants to do everything possible to defeat this union drive, including, if necessary:

• Speaking to individual workers, to let them know what management regards as the dangers of unionization, including economic harm to the company and possible layoffs.
• Assembling all workers, in large groups, to speak against unionization, and asking all workers to declare publicly whether they intend to vote for or against the union.
• Making pay changes, both up and down, to certain workers to prove that employees are better off without a union, and may suffer if they play too active a role in organizing.
• Immediately laying off all desk clerks and subcontracting the work to a part-time labor force.
• Other strategies suggested by your research as well. Based on these facts, you are to prepare a union avoidance program for the company's senior management team.

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