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Anti-Union Tactic Bingo
UB Partnership fearmongeringGaslightingStatus Quo stops bonusesStatus Quo stops promotionsUnion statement in MMM before recording
Statement about Arena sent to everybodyUnions can't guarantee anything (so don't bother)Unions create barriers to direct communicationWe care for workersUnion is bullying or harassing
Shifting blame to unionUnionizing is too much workCWA will come to your houseCompany has to share your legal nameBeing forced into a union
HR and Management's door is openWon't voluntarily recognize, voting is importantIgnores a worker questionBig, Scary CWA manual at reception5 Day Union Email Streak
Trying to pit us against each otherUnderselling our supermajority supportElevating few loud "No" voicesCWA rewards organizers with steward rolesWe didn't realize there were problems
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    About: This bingo card is perfect for anyone navigating a tense union drive or attending meetings about workplace organizing, especially in games or tech. It captures the range of management talking points and common anti-union tactics you might hear, balancing a bit of humor with plenty of eye-rolling realism. Great for activists or employees looking to stay sharp and spot patterns.

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    Anti-Union Tactic Bingo CardsThis Anti-Union Tactic Bingo Cards Game contains following Words or Phrases: UB Partnership fearmongering, Gaslighting, Status Quo stops bonuses, Status Quo stops promotions, Union statement in MMM before recording, Statement about Arena sent to everybody, Unions can't guarantee anything (so don't bother), Unions create barriers to direct communication, We care for workers, Union is bullying or harassing, Shifting blame to union, Unionizing is too much work, CWA will come to your house, Company has to share your legal name, Being forced into a union, HR and Management's door is open, Won't voluntarily recognize, voting is important, Ignores a worker question, Big, Scary CWA manual at reception, 5 Day Union Email Streak, Trying to pit us against each other, Underselling our supermajority support, Elevating few loud "No" voices, CWA rewards organizers with steward roles, We didn't realize there were problems, Your problems aren't real, Unionizing hurts our feelings, To stop crunch, we have to track hours, Union will be bad for the game, We'll replace you, Players will abandon the game!, We're not fearmongering, Claiming to know the union's plans, We're not running an anti-union playbook, Promise not to retaliate (good, already illegal), Bargaining is just so complicated, You can't unsubscribe from Union Facts (tm) emails, Spooky "secret-ballot" election, We're neutral! (Please vote No), No exceptions to voting in person, Let's have a Debate!, Talking point dressed up in a sappy game metaphor, Send a letter to your home, CWA will take over, Rules are too rigid, Sorry for sharing your info (it's legally required), This is so tense and stressful, why would the union do this?, We wish you'd told us you were unhappy, Ignoring Glint survey results., Support each other with Friday Shoutouts, You'll be forced to strike, The union will tell you what to do, The union will control working conditions, You won't be able to go to management with problems, The Union will speak on your behalf, You'll lose benefits, You'll lose wages, Unionizing is "splitting the party", Give us another chance, Union dues mention, Justifying poor treatment with bonuses, Pro-union talk is "disrespectful", Tone policing, Interrupts speaker, Non-answer, If you don't like it, quit, Request for "Patience and Grace", Pretending Wizards doesn't make enough profit, Third Partying the Union, Pizza Party! (or similar), Small concession to placate workers, Banning a topic of discussion, Condescension, We're a family, The union is "extreme", Unionizing is irreversible, Slippery slope argument, Implied consequences for union worker, Unions work for some, but not us, Unions protect bad workers, We have an open door policy, I hear your concerns, but..., We appreciate the work you do, Unions make promotions harder, Negotiations take a long time, Unions create us vs them, Why didn't you come to us first?, Signing a union card is a contract, Unions are anti-meritocratic, Unions are corrupt.

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