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Exploring on building a union at Dell

Has anyone in Dell's Sales organization thought about starting a union or organizing with other sales representatives?

A union helped many Amazon employees secure higher compensation and improved benefits. I'm curious if others have considered whether organizing could help address some of the issues sales employees are experiencing at Dell.

For too long, Dell has failed to treat its sales employees fairly. Many of us have gone months without receiving our full commission payouts due to issues with compensation systems. Bonus payments have been mishandled, base pay has been reduced to levels that many find unsustainable, and the list of concerns continues to grow. The company loves to share how well they are doing, but has endlessly demonstrated a lack of care for its sales representatives......

We deserve fair compensation and to be paid out correctly.Tell Dell surveys alone are not enough. It's time to build a union that advocates for employees' rights.

There is strength in numbers. I'm thinking of starting one, and I am curious if there's others that would be willing to support.

If former employees would like to help, they can help us with change petitions and obtaining national press.


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Post ID: @OP+1ky3emmd0

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Forget the union, you are all being rightsized

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Post ID: @jx+1ky3emmd0

I want to be nice. But annoying people and their talk of unions won’t let me.

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Post ID: @ed+1ky3emmd0

Not this again !

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Post ID: @e5+1ky3emmd0

Sales people are the most difficult to unionize since they tend to look out for themselves. (Out of necessity).

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Post ID: @cr+1ky3emmd0

No need to unionize. All ISR and TSR call in sick weeks 1 and 2 of Q3.

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Post ID: @ch+1ky3emmd0

I've been wondering the same thing. If it's any help, members of the press have seen this thread already.

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Post ID: @cf+1ky3emmd0

We absolutely need one in Massachusetts manufacturing with all the AI dollars flowing out of the buildings.

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Post ID: @c5+1ky3emmd0

Dont have to officially unionize. Just need a leader or two and have enough support for a walk out.

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Post ID: @as+1ky3emmd0

For Ireland.Being in a trade union is a constitutional right in Ireland. No one can force you to join a union, nor can you be legally discriminated against, penalized, or dismissed by your employer for being a member.

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Post ID: @ab+1ky3emmd0

Unionization is under 4% in TX due to the Republican laws they put in place to protect employers. An at-will state, right to work laws and legislation that makes it extremely difficult for an employee to even sue for legitimate claims makes unions nearly impossible but go for it

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Post ID: @a8+1ky3emmd0

@a3 I am aware, but it's worth it. If it's large enough and there's enough coverage, they can't just shut it down

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Post ID: @a6+1ky3emmd0

@a2 you can laugh, but it's happening.

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Post ID: @a5+1ky3emmd0

@OP Dell will do anything and everything in its power to shut down this direction.

That's how you'll know you're on the right track.

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Post ID: @a3+1ky3emmd0

Lol

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Post ID: @a2+1ky3emmd0

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