Won’t it cost the employer a lot of money if the Union comes in?

Question

Won’t it cost the employer a lot of money if the Union comes in? Company Managers are implying that the Company can’t afford a Union on site.

Answer

Companies do not go out of business because the employees are represented by a Union or because the workers are being treated fairly. Companies close because of industry conditions and poor management.

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