Forcing a group into a union shows complete disregard for both the employees and the union as it implies that the business will have greater control over the individual and a belief in the impotence of the union. If there was a desire to join the union, this would come from the employees and should be democratically voted on.
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Anonymous
12 years ago
Employees should have a voice as to whether we agree to be unionized or not. To not allow us to have a say in this decision seems disrespectful to us. I wish our leaders and the AUPE would reconsider and allow us the right to have a vote.
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Rosita Lane
12 years ago
don't like the fact that we have no say in the matter. What hope is there for a democratic process in the future?
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Blaine Ollenberger
12 years ago
we should not be forced in this free country
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Anonymous
12 years ago
I simply don't like the fact that we have no say in the matter. What hope is there for a democratic process in the future if its foundation is a dictatorial move?
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Anonymous
12 years ago
I support a motion for our right to vote
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Sukhwinder Singh
12 years ago
AHS should ask employees for their opnion.
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Zinan Guo
12 years ago
Lets Vote.
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Anonymous
12 years ago
Unions are for areas where working conditions are poor. AHS IT is quite content in my view.
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Cory Martin
12 years ago
I don't think a vote is too much to ask for
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Paul Lagasse
12 years ago
I have the right to decide.
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Anonymous
12 years ago
It should be a choice, a ballot vote. To weigh the opportunity up before voting. That is freedom of choice and should be our right.
"If you were charged with a crime would you go to court without a lawyer? Then why do you feel you can go into contract negotiations with your employer on your own?"
Nice analogy; I like how you point out that we, just like criminals, feel the need to defend ourselves. Here is the answer to that question by the way: We feel that we do not need someone to represent us in contract negotiations because we know that they will be charging us a hefty fee (union dues for life) for negotiating a lesser deal.
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Janice Trueman
12 years ago
May I assume you are not signing the petition?
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Jeremy Fidelack
12 years ago
J Feature: You didn't answer Lorne's question, just trying to defer blame away from the union to AHS. If the union really has our best interests in mind, they would ask us what we want before we join.
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Jeremy Fidelack
12 years ago
"If you were charged with a crime would you go to court without a lawyer? Then why do you feel you can go into contract negotiations with your employer on your own?"
When the person or group that is going to represent us is going to get us a worse deal, and wants to take a cut off the top for their "help".
Forcing a group into a union shows complete disregard for both the employees and the union as it implies that the business will have greater control over the individual and a belief in the impotence of the union. If there was a desire to join the union, this would come from the employees and should be democratically voted on.
Employees should have a voice as to whether we agree to be unionized or not. To not allow us to have a say in this decision seems disrespectful to us. I wish our leaders and the AUPE would reconsider and allow us the right to have a vote.
don't like the fact that we have no say in the matter. What hope is there for a democratic process in the future?
we should not be forced in this free country
I simply don't like the fact that we have no say in the matter. What hope is there for a democratic process in the future if its foundation is a dictatorial move?
I support a motion for our right to vote
AHS should ask employees for their opnion.
Lets Vote.
Unions are for areas where working conditions are poor. AHS IT is quite content in my view.
I don't think a vote is too much to ask for
I have the right to decide.
It should be a choice, a ballot vote. To weigh the opportunity up before voting. That is freedom of choice and should be our right.
No choice at all, is the wrong choice!
I want to vote on union inclusion.
http://www.aupe.org/news/redford-government-strips-bargaining-rights-from-unionized-employees/
http://www.ipetitions.com/reset-password/440f81349f70fee6882c8beccf0da07a
"If you were charged with a crime would you go to court without a lawyer? Then why do you feel you can go into contract negotiations with your employer on your own?" Nice analogy; I like how you point out that we, just like criminals, feel the need to defend ourselves. Here is the answer to that question by the way: We feel that we do not need someone to represent us in contract negotiations because we know that they will be charging us a hefty fee (union dues for life) for negotiating a lesser deal.
May I assume you are not signing the petition?
J Feature: You didn't answer Lorne's question, just trying to defer blame away from the union to AHS. If the union really has our best interests in mind, they would ask us what we want before we join.
"If you were charged with a crime would you go to court without a lawyer? Then why do you feel you can go into contract negotiations with your employer on your own?" When the person or group that is going to represent us is going to get us a worse deal, and wants to take a cut off the top for their "help".