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I'd love to get paid to do nothing.
Sadly, I bore easily and my pride begins to bother me.
So when I do run out of work, I go look for more instead of "planning" or whatever the fuck the 5 guys watching 1 guy work are doing.
I'd love to get paid to do nothing.
Sadly, I bore easily and my pride begins to bother me.
So when I do run out of work, I go look for more instead of "planning" or whatever the fuck the 5 guys watching 1 guy work are doing.
Corporations would love slave labor in America and Republicans are working on that...
I'd love to get paid to do nothing.
Sadly, I bore easily and my pride begins to bother me.
So when I do run out of work, I go look for more instead of "planning" or whatever the fuck the 5 guys watching 1 guy work are doing.
Corporations would love slave labor in America and Republicans are working on that...
I'd love to get paid to do nothing.
Sadly, I bore easily and my pride begins to bother me.
So when I do run out of work, I go look for more instead of "planning" or whatever the fuck the 5 guys watching 1 guy work are doing.
Corporations would love slave labor in America and Republicans are working on that...
The union I was in sucked. I had to join, they took "dues" and in the end the only representation I saw was from slack jawed lazy incompetent pukes who couldnt do the job, but got union protection to keep it.
I'm fully capable of negotiating my terms of contract with a prospective employer. I dont need a goon squad to do that for me. In the way of public sector unions, it should be outlawed altogether.
Lisa Wexler: Admit It, You'd Like to Be in a Union Too
Blaming unions for all the trouble we are in has become cool. We hear that public sector employees have juicy benefits, great health care coverage, guaranteed pensions. In some cases, the average public sector worker earns twice what the average private sector worker earns. We are envious -- hey, we want that too! That's not fair!
You are right -- it's not fair. But don't blame the unions for doing their job, ensuring that thousands of people are able to afford retirement, pay their doctors and work in decent, sanitary conditions. Those people buy the houses you sell them, take their clothes to your dry cleaners, support your hardware store, clothing store and bank. The problem is not that union workers earn too much, it's that the rest of us are earning too little.
Look at the facts and see what's really not fair. Right now, the top 1 percent of the wealthy own 42 percent of the nation's wealth. And a staggering 80 percent of the rest of us only control 7 percent of the nation's property! The share of the middle class pie has shrunk to negligible proportions, with huge consequences for the future of America. Are the unions responsible for the greediness of the upper class? Absolutely not. In fact, they stood as one of the only bulwarks against it.
It's amusing when people who can't think for themselves tell me they're qualified to dictate what's in my best interests.Lisa Wexler: Admit It, You'd Like to Be in a Union Too
Blaming unions for all the trouble we are in has become cool. We hear that public sector employees have juicy benefits, great health care coverage, guaranteed pensions. In some cases, the average public sector worker earns twice what the average private sector worker earns. We are envious -- hey, we want that too! That's not fair!
You are right -- it's not fair. But don't blame the unions for doing their job, ensuring that thousands of people are able to afford retirement, pay their doctors and work in decent, sanitary conditions. Those people buy the houses you sell them, take their clothes to your dry cleaners, support your hardware store, clothing store and bank. The problem is not that union workers earn too much, it's that the rest of us are earning too little.
Look at the facts and see what's really not fair. Right now, the top 1 percent of the wealthy own 42 percent of the nation's wealth. And a staggering 80 percent of the rest of us only control 7 percent of the nation's property! The share of the middle class pie has shrunk to negligible proportions, with huge consequences for the future of America. Are the unions responsible for the greediness of the upper class? Absolutely not. In fact, they stood as one of the only bulwarks against it.
Poor Wry, completely unable to comprehend that he's a laughable buffoon.Lisa Wexler: Admit It, You'd Like to Be in a Union Too
Blaming unions for all the trouble we are in has become cool. We hear that public sector employees have juicy benefits, great health care coverage, guaranteed pensions. In some cases, the average public sector worker earns twice what the average private sector worker earns. We are envious -- hey, we want that too! That's not fair!
You are right -- it's not fair. But don't blame the unions for doing their job, ensuring that thousands of people are able to afford retirement, pay their doctors and work in decent, sanitary conditions. Those people buy the houses you sell them, take their clothes to your dry cleaners, support your hardware store, clothing store and bank. The problem is not that union workers earn too much, it's that the rest of us are earning too little.
Look at the facts and see what's really not fair. Right now, the top 1 percent of the wealthy own 42 percent of the nation's wealth. And a staggering 80 percent of the rest of us only control 7 percent of the nation's property! The share of the middle class pie has shrunk to negligible proportions, with huge consequences for the future of America. Are the unions responsible for the greediness of the upper class? Absolutely not. In fact, they stood as one of the only bulwarks against it.
And the lemmings have all heeded the call, joining this thread to echo each other's personal attack on you. In retrospect lemmings are harmless creatures to all but themselves, no doubt lemmings and each of those proud and loud members of the echo chamber lack the intelligence to understand that a rising tide lifts all.
If lemmings they be, let us be clear they are rabid lemmings, for how else would a sane person act as they do?
Why do people makes Unions out to be anything more than a buisness? The issue with Public unions is they act outside of the free markets, they can demand things that bankrup a state due to their monopoly.
Worked for two Unions only because they were closed shops.
Met a bunch of drunks, druggies and lazy fucks who would have a hard time working for anything but a Union. Anybody else would have fired their assses in a heartbeat.
The authors a fucking idiot.
A corporations are ALL for the worker, thats why they're taking in MORE money and brainwashing you dumbfucks into believing liberals and unions and even you yourselves are the reason you're getting less. You guys are getting pimped and getting that ass smacked, lol
I'd love to get paid to do nothing.
Sadly, I bore easily and my pride begins to bother me.
So when I do run out of work, I go look for more instead of "planning" or whatever the fuck the 5 guys watching 1 guy work are doing.
Corporations would love slave labor in America and Republicans are working on that...
I assume you have a video link of a CEO stating that he wants people forced to work for free.
sorry, you're just Two fukken dumb. No really.
Your desperate fantasies have nothing to do with reality.The ones who are the most anti-union are the ones who kiss the boss's ass at work and lie and side with the boss when there are major problems in a work place and pretend everything is hunky dory.
I'd love to get paid to do nothing.
Sadly, I bore easily and my pride begins to bother me.
So when I do run out of work, I go look for more instead of "planning" or whatever the fuck the 5 guys watching 1 guy work are doing.
Corporations would love slave labor in America and Republicans are working on that...
I assume you have a video link of a CEO stating that he wants people forced to work for free.
sorry, you're just Two fukken dumb. No really.
I'd love to get paid to do nothing.
Sadly, I bore easily and my pride begins to bother me.
So when I do run out of work, I go look for more instead of "planning" or whatever the fuck the 5 guys watching 1 guy work are doing.
Corporations would love slave labor in America and Republicans are working on that...
Actually most employers endeavor to treat their employees well as a satisfied employee is more productive and constantly hiring new people and training them is less productive and more costly.
Union are there to even out things between the worker and business owner, unless you're a business owner you've got to be a fucking dumbass to support those who have less of your interests at hand.
I've always been able to take care of my own interests.
I didn't need anyone to negotiate a salary for me and I would never walk off a job and go on strike.
To me it's unethical. If I agreed to work for someone then I held up my end of the bargain. If I couldn't get a better deal or if I was unhappy with the working conditions then i found myself another job.
As far as I'm concerned anyone who goes on strike should be fired. There are plenty of other people willing to work.
Your desperate fantasies have nothing to do with reality.The ones who are the most anti-union are the ones who kiss the boss's ass at work and lie and side with the boss when there are major problems in a work place and pretend everything is hunky dory.
The single laziest human being I ever worked with was long-time UMW member. If he couldn't do it sitting down, he wouldn't do it. And in construction, that's a shitty way to be.
In fairness, one of the best guys I ever worked with was a UMW worker. Always looking for something to do, and did it cheerfully. He was a short-time member, though, and hadn't had the initiative sucked out of him yet. He had some amazing stories of the union.
Unions protect the incompetent and lazy.
