How woke / DEI is used for modern day strike-breaking / union busting

egb_hibs

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This will be news to no one bar those who have drunk the kool-aid or who sit in dusty public sector enclaves, far away from the fray. Nevertheless, a useful summary - from, as it happens, the left (of the Bernie Sanders sort).


“There’s kind of a jiujitsu, to get employees thinking about racial justice issues, at least superficially, as a way to deflect labor and collective bargaining”

“When workers at vegan food company No Evil Foods [products include - El Zapatista fake chorizo and ‘Comrade Cluck’ fake chicken ] which makes imitation meat products sold at Whole Foods and other upscale groceries, held captive audience anti-union seminars, the company warned workers about the “old white guys” in union leadership and compared union dues to taxpayers funding President Donald Trump’s golf junkets.

In other records leaked out of the No Evil Foods seminars, workers were warned that unions were hotbeds of sexism and sexual harassment, and did not share the vegan food manufacturer’s progressive values. The union drive at the firm ultimately failed.”

“McEnany noted that when he worked on a campaign to organize workers at Mapbox, a technology firm that provides custom online maps, management responded with accusations of bigotry, claiming efforts to prevent the offshoring of jobs reeked of “xenophobia.” (a constant refrain of of yours truly, but then I’ve seen it at first hand time and again, and fought it - to my considerable cost, though nothing like the cost of those it destroyed - rather than relying on pop stars or guardianistas to explain the world to me).

Fuck it, it’s almost all quotable. Turn your employees - and everyone in society - against each other based on race, sex, gender, whatfuckinever; undermine any basis for collectivism and… profit. Sleep well knowing that all the world’s silverspoons and a surprising number of well insulated people who should nevertheless know better, will do most of the work for you. Freeee moneeeee.
 
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From the article. Those crazy highly educated folks know how to read the public.......

Across the country, particularly in highly educated workplaces, employee activism has centered on demands that go beyond the bread and butter of higher salaries and better retirement benefits. YouTube and Facebook employees have demanded that management take a greater role in censoring content viewed as sexist or racist.
 
From the article. Those crazy highly educated folks know how to read the public.....

Across the country, particularly in highly educated workplaces, employee activism has centered on demands that go beyond the bread and butter of higher salaries and better retirement benefits. YouTube and Facebook employees have demanded that management take a greater role in censoring content viewed as sexist or racist.
something to get your teeth into today jimmy.
 
I read the article EG. It's like a union for the pink haired they/them/it's.

Unions are fucked now. They go through the motions then roll over.

Occasionally they kick off like in Brum but all that does is piss of residents. They should stop picking up the bins in the areas where councillors live 😉
 

The one thing that makes me ashamed of the trade union movement.​

It is a scandal that women standing up against gender fanaticism in the workplace are being forced to rely on Christian groups to defend them.​


TRADE UNIONS ARE a force for good in our society, and I’ll make that argument to anyone who cares to listen. Name a right enjoyed by Britons at work – the minimum wage, sick pay, health and safety protections, annual holiday entitlement, take your pick – and the chances are that the trade union movement was instrumental in getting it on to the statute book.

When the Darlington tribunal judgment landed, Unison released a terse statement declaring that it stood by its ‘beliefs in the rights of our trans, non-binary and gender diverse members’.

What a deplorable response to a ruling that should have been shouted from the rooftops, and what a display of contempt towards a group of women whose courageous actions in defending their rights at work stood in the best traditions of trade unionism.

 

The one thing that makes me ashamed of the trade union movement.​

It is a scandal that women standing up against gender fanaticism in the workplace are being forced to rely on Christian groups to defend them.​


TRADE UNIONS ARE a force for good in our society, and I’ll make that argument to anyone who cares to listen. Name a right enjoyed by Britons at work – the minimum wage, sick pay, health and safety protections, annual holiday entitlement, take your pick – and the chances are that the trade union movement was instrumental in getting it on to the statute book.

When the Darlington tribunal judgment landed, Unison released a terse statement declaring that it stood by its ‘beliefs in the rights of our trans, non-binary and gender diverse members’.

What a deplorable response to a ruling that should have been shouted from the rooftops, and what a display of contempt towards a group of women whose courageous actions in defending their rights at work stood in the best traditions of trade unionism.

Finally resigned my union membership in January over this bullshit. Been a member all my working life; ASTMS, MSF and then Unison. The new head of Unison said she wouldn't have defended Sandie Peggie and they actually backed the perverted bloke against the Darlington nurses, who had been paying them subs for years. If they won't defend working class women then I have no confidence they would support someone like me, with GC views.
 
Yep unions have lost there way Sancho.

When unions first came into being would those folk have ever imagined that labour politicians and union leaders did not know how that women have not got a penis?