The anti-union movement has started at both production facilities, with employees from all operations departments being shown a DVD of the evils of unions.
The host of our meeting stated union propaganda could be found throughout the pressroom, I have seen nothing to support this statement.
It was also mentioned there are websites regarding the union movement at the Los Angeles Times, does anyone know the URL for the websites, if so please share it with me.
Lastly, we were told the ex-union members that spoke in the movie had to be telling the truth, or they could be sued for libel. The speakers never mentioned a company name or what union they belonged to, so who would sue them for libel?
If the company wants us to believe their propaganda, give us the truth and the whole truth.
Just my opinions on the anti-union movie.
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