When unions harm workers’ ability to get raises

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One thing that is becoming painfully apparent to union workers is that collective bargaining slows things down and can actually hamstring employers’ ability to give better benefits quickly and respond to the needs of their workers.

In two recent cases, large companies are paying workers more for their efforts, and unions are not happy about it.

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