As a retired teacher and staunch union member, I appreciate the value of having a strong union. School boards and corporations will willingly exploit their employees in any way that they can (I speak from experience). The only way to fight this is to organize. So, I am disappointed (chagrined is a better word) about Apple's anti-union stance. If employees were treated fairly, unions would not be necessary. (There are, admittedly, a few companies that actually care about their workers.)
Apple hires labor-busting lawyers to fight employees' efforts to unionizeApple had, for me, a reputation of caring, integrity, and honesty. I'm sad to see that they may be as bad as other big companies.
