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union query

shooter1978 · 2009-01-08 10:15:06

hi i work for a large company but within our office , none of the lads are union members - however i would still like to join , is this possible to do ?

08-01-2009 10:15am

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shooter1978

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hi i work for a large company but within our office , none of the lads are union members - however i would still like to join , is this possible to do ?

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#2 08-01-2009 2:05pm

Eoin

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Is there much to be gained if there isn't a decent union presence in the company? What industry are you in?

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#3 08-01-2009 2:24pm

gerrycollins

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dont join a union its a waste of money.

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#4 08-01-2009 2:27pm

grahamo

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I would recommend joining a union. If there is no union presence in the job just apply for membership to your preferred union yourself.

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#5 08-01-2009 2:32pm

Eoin

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How on earth can anyone recommend either way without knowing what industry the OP works in?

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