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I see a few "pro union" posts and I've got to say that my stint with a union company was one of the worst experiences I've had, as far as employment goes. Morale was at the absolute worst, and this job was a minimum of 12 1/2 hours a day, but most of them ended up being over 13 1/2. During the first 30 days you wore a red hat to signify that you were a rookie and on day 31 you got a yellow hat. On day 31, I got hit up to join the union before I could get to the parking lot. That was their only care in the world, to get you signed up. They couldn't care less about working conditions. On the last 21 days that I worked for the company, I had to work 20 of them and the union didn't do squat about extensive hours or working conditions in the company.
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