I’m hoping someone with knowledge of collective agreements and unions can help me understand why union members would agree to 2 weeks vacation. Doesn’t a union hold more power for negotiation?

This is what I’m reading:

More than 1 year of continuous employment -> 2 weeks

From what I can tell this is less than most regular employers (maybe food industry is like that though).

I’m looking at forming a collective agreement at my workplace but seeing this result is discouraging.

  • @Cryophilia
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    03 months ago

    Just because your union has 2 weeks vacation that doesn’t mean they all do.

    • trainsaresexyOP
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      23 months ago

      I don’t work at a union. I was looking through a variety of collective agreements, they are all public.