A good employer if you're not British
Courtesy of Eric Lee and LabourStart
Some employers are bad employers no matter where you live. Think Wal-Mart or McDonald's. Those are employers that are consistently anti-union.
But other employers seem to accept trade unions in some countries -- and try to crush them in others. T-Mobile, a cellphone company owned by Deutsche Telekom, is in that category. In Britain, the company has even brought in US-based professional union-busters to stop an organizing drive by the Communication Workers Union (CWU). Nevertheless, union membership inside the company is growing.
The CWU, together with LabourStart, has launched a big global campaign to put pressure on the company to stop union-busting and to start talking.
Please go to this link and send off your message now -- and then forward on this message to every trade unionist you know:
http://www.labourstart.org/cgi-bin/solidarityforever/
show_campaign.cgi?c=46
Some employers are bad employers no matter where you live. Think Wal-Mart or McDonald's. Those are employers that are consistently anti-union.
But other employers seem to accept trade unions in some countries -- and try to crush them in others. T-Mobile, a cellphone company owned by Deutsche Telekom, is in that category. In Britain, the company has even brought in US-based professional union-busters to stop an organizing drive by the Communication Workers Union (CWU). Nevertheless, union membership inside the company is growing.
The CWU, together with LabourStart, has launched a big global campaign to put pressure on the company to stop union-busting and to start talking.
Please go to this link and send off your message now -- and then forward on this message to every trade unionist you know:
http://www.labourstart.org/cgi-bin/solidarityforever/
show_campaign.cgi?c=46
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