Unions, and the stories I didn't tell.

[SharonAnn]

2. And it's a shame they're not told of the union side in school. Just management's side.

In many cases, the early days of labor fighting for unions were "dark and bloody times".

People fought hard for labor rights.

And yet, when people are treated unfairly at work today, manyof them say "they'll sue". They don't understand that, if they have a right to sue, labor/union battles won that right for them.

And the number of men who fought the 1960's employment discrimination laws who end up suing f(or threatening to sue) for "age discrimination" when they're over 40 and discharged, always confuses me. Why do they think they should have anti-discrimination rights but women, minorities, etc. shouldn't?