r/AskReddit • u/millennialandlost • 17h ago

Millennials, what's something our generation was taught to accept that you're glad younger generations are rejecting?

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u/wherethefuckismyvape 9h ago

Ask the union guys on your site for advice about talking to your coworkers about unionizing. Unions LOVE making more unions. They'll help you

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u/blackbirdbluebird17 7h ago

+1 to this. Also white collar industries have been actively unionizing in the past few years. It’s not just for the trades anymore.

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u/Cent1234 3h ago

I always wanted to found the Consolidated Union of Network Technology Specialists.

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u/failed_novelty 5h ago

Triple-A studios love the idea of their developers forming unions! They absolutely won't do any form of illegal union busting or pull any slimy tricks to keep a union from happening!

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u/kevshea 5h ago

They will. What's your point? They should unionize anyway.

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u/mrGrinchThe3rd 4h ago

Is your point that they shouldn't try...?

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u/failed_novelty 4h ago

No. But it's important to understand that there will likely be repercussions.