LogFAQs > #886463016

I fully support their ability to make money from what they do. If they can do that, more power to them.

I'm also pro-union, but I don't think unionization is appropriate here, as YouTube/Google don't provide a workplace, work benefits or even technically a wage or work hours.

I suppose in theory it could be done unofficially, i.e. they get together and 'strike' in sufficient numbers to harm YT (although I'm not sure how feasible that is given their size). They'd be well within their rights to do that since they're not contracted or anything.