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Taking bets on if this person even lives near a Costco, or even on the same continent as one
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Which is the entire game Costco plays, a national retail workers union would still be vastly better for even Costco's warehouse workers and those across the board. Costco wants to make sure they remain in control and still maintain a “better than the best” reputation.
That's not necessarily true. In order to remain viable, a company needs to make a profit, or at least break even. If Costco is already at the point where they're giving as much to their workers as they can while remaining viable as a corporation, then a national retail workers' union isn't going to help Costco employees directly.
This is a 'feature' of capitalism, and has a lot to do with the way that national and global economic events play out. An individual corporation may or may not be able to do much about the market conditions that it exists in.
https://www.macrotrends.net/stocks/charts/COST/costco/net-income
I can assure you Costco does not pay their workers as much as they can. They pay the lowest amount they can while still appearing to be decent.