That's like asking if there's a way to get your soul back after selling it to Lucifer.
Yeah, you have to wait a year in most divisions. Then you send in certified letter to the union secretary/president/HR that you want to quit two weeks before your anniversary. Bombard them with fax and phone calls, too.
One of our customer service reps took five years to finally get out because the union kept saying that the letter was "lost".
Getting out of the union? What next you want to join a Fascist movemenr? Just kidding. In my ****y division you gotta send a letter ONE week before your anniversary. If you miss that window then you're locked in for another 52 dues -- I mean -- weeks.
Pretty sure if you quit or are terminated, that goes for the Union as well... no?
Well since the other option is that they somehow keep collecting dues after termination...
Well...you know how the Union is...so...they might.
"How ya' doin', Johnny boy? Be a shame if that new car of yers ya bought from dat new job were to meet with an accident. Tings happen, ya know. Brake lines don't always work proper. But maybe if you were to keeps payin' the Union dues from whens ya was workin' at Kroger, the boys in the union can make sure that yer nice little vehicle does a-okay out on the streets. Ya dig?"
Pretty sure if you quit or are terminated, that goes for the Union as well... no?
Well since the other option is that they somehow keep collecting dues after termination...
Well...you know how the Union is...so...they might.
"How ya' doin', Johnny boy? Be a shame if that new car of yers ya bought from dat new job were to meet with an accident. Tings happen, ya know. Brake lines don't always work proper. But maybe if you were to keeps payin' the Union dues from whens ya was workin' at Kroger, the boys in the union can make sure that yer nice little vehicle does a-okay out on the streets. Ya dig?"
