Union mergers can enhance bargaining power and resources, allowing for stronger representation and improved benefits for members. However, they may also lead to internal conflicts, loss of local identity, and potential disenfranchisement of smaller or less powerful unions. Additionally, merging can create complexities in governance and decision-making processes, which may hinder effective advocacy. Balancing these pros and cons is crucial for ensuring that the merger serves the best interests of all members involved.
The FDIC approves bank mergers.
the do not usually lessen competition in the marketplace
the pro is that you can buy whatever you want whenever you want. however the cons is that you can easily go into debt. i suggest you to go with a debit card first and if you are good at controlling your money then you should go for a credit card later on.
pro: possible international trades and transaction con: addiction to computer use and completely forget about your business!
pro: you only have one number of hours u have to work. con: you dont have an oppurtunity to get more money
Usually there are no pros or cons.
There are no "pro's and cons" - they exist.
the pro is that you can have freedoms and the cons are that the freedoms are limited
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Pro's are you have more weekend time. cons are you probaly get more homework and you have to stay in school for a longer year.
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No overnight shifts
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No. Through various buy-outs and mergers, whatever remains of Union is somewhere in Pennzoil.
This is a cute, humorous question! However, pros and cons live in all countries.