[consulting] Unionizing Drupal

[Don]

Though I'd suggest a professional organization is more applicable 
(professional being a legal term) I think the conversation is over 
simplifying what unions do.
Not only do they participate in collective bargaining and employee 
defense, but you have professional standards, apprentice programs 
(meaning trainers, trainees, mentors and ongoing education), job 
placement, group insurance policies (health for the US, but life and 
disability as well), pensions, government lobbying, and a host of other 
duties.

In the teamsters, if you hired a Union Electrician and employer always 
knew they'd get someone that worked to the highest standards. Is that 
something the Drupal group could guarantee?