Employers frequently try to play on the emotions of workers who are talking about organizing — either to make them feel bad about it or to scare them out of it.
CORRECT! Employers often tell workers they'll do better for them if given "another chance"; they've been known to talk about the company as a "family" and lament that a union will disrupt the company's "family-like environment — sometimes even tearfully. On the other hand, many times employers will use scare tactics, like parking moving trucks by entrances close to a union vote to make employees think their vote could cost them their job.
WRONG! Employers often tell workers they'll do better for them if given "another chance"; they've been known to talk about the company as a "family" and lament that a union will disrupt the company's "family-like environment — sometimes even tearfully. On the other hand, many times employers will use scare tactics, like parking moving trucks by entrances close to a union vote to make employees think their vote could cost them their job.