Theologically speaking, what approach should Latter-day Saints take to unions? (poll 10399153)

Theologically speaking, what approach should Latter-day Saints take to unions?

If you are not one, you are not mine: collective bargaining is endorsed

The laborer is worthy of his hire: It is a requirement for management to provide a living wage

Surely I will do it, wherefore give me thine [union dues]: Laborers should not have to pay union dues if they are not members of the union

Every man fare[s] according to the management of the creature: The market should be the sole decider of the worth of an individual's labor

But many that are first shall be last, and the last first: Workingmen of all countries, Unite!

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Taylor - 5 years ago

Hey All, I'm pretty new here. Where's the option for "My understanding of theology doesn't dictate any particular approach to unions." Since that's probably not a super fun response, I'll note that Korihor, the anti-Christ, is the source for the "management of the creature" quote. Being an anti-Christ and all, he wouldn't be my first choice for distilling Mormon theology on any subject. ;-)