Of course it doesn't happen by magic, it takes dedication and hard work.
No, but unionization gives you a seat at the table to negotiate the rules of the game with upper management. Collectively you stand a better chance than individually to improve the working conditions.
> unionization gives you a seat at the table to negotiate the rules of the game with upper management
Hmm, but is this really the case?
I know it's how it's sold, but does it actually work like that?