Random excerpt: in “The Office”, the warehouse crew wanted to unionise and Jan from corporate shuts it down by threatening to fire them. What can the unionisation of workers do and if it’s that important, how can corporations make it optional?
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So as far as corporations fighting unions, the gamble that a union takes is assuming they arent replaceable. If they’re correct, they can get concessions from an employer. If they’re not? Employer can find outside employees or fire people refusing to work. There are some protections for people looking to organize, but the teeth of unionization are labor strikes, and if an employer can hire around them then there really is not much threat from unionization.
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