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You'd think that most places most of the time would welcome a union forming if they were truly a good place to work

Also, there are rules for how unions can be set up and organised and after a union-busting event, you're going to have wreckers out there trying to sound reasonable with shit like the below, where they ask the impossible. You're eligible to be involved or you're not. They're pretending not to know

🍀 This was depressing to find out. >X| My heart goes out to the union organizers, and those who supported them. They were fucking courageous, even *after* being laid off.

having tried and failed at unionizing I gots some opinions, and (fairly useless in this case) one is if the people feeling left out really wanted it to be everyone, then make it an employee owned co-op or syndicate where managers are elected and recalled, and profits shared by collective agreement