OohPooPahDoo
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You support puppy killing, and Notre Dame - simple as that.
That's the best you can do?
Sad.
I have it on good authority you're a fan of the Notre Dame football program.
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You support puppy killing, and Notre Dame - simple as that.
That's the best you can do?
Sad.
You support puppy killing and Notre Dame - simple as that.
I would NEVER support Notre Dame.. even as much as I detest Saban.
The choice was easy for me.
My creepy possum hating neighbor who was filming our front porch - Notre Dame fan.
Great. Then how about don't apply for a job at a union-shop? That would be you exercising your freedom. As to why you think its any of your business what kinds of conditions a business and a union agree to in a contract, I can only assume you're a big government type.
Sure, allow the employer to hire or fire whomever he wants. Why is it against the law to fire someone for attempting to organize? Are they entitled to that job? Nope, unions paid for that law.
Because labor has a right to organize.
The choice was easy for me.
My creepy possum hating neighbor who was filming our front porch - Notre Dame fan.
Great. Then how about don't apply for a job at a union-shop? That would be you exercising your freedom. As to why you think its any of your business what kinds of conditions a business and a union agree to in a contract, I can only assume you're a big government type.
And then unions forcing themselves upon an employer?? What if the employer recognizes the union and still hires non-union employees? You gonna whine for the union when they cry foul? After all, that is an agreement between the business and who they hire
Go fuck yourself with your little twist on words
Unions can't force themselves on employers, as employers are not required to sign any union contract. What happens when an employer hires non-union employees depends on his contractual obligation to the union and it has nothing to do with anyone whining or baseball.
Great. Then how about don't apply for a job at a union-shop? That would be you exercising your freedom. As to why you think its any of your business what kinds of conditions a business and a union agree to in a contract, I can only assume you're a big government type.
And then unions forcing themselves upon an employer?? What if the employer recognizes the union and still hires non-union employees? You gonna whine for the union when they cry foul? After all, that is an agreement between the business and who they hire
Go fuck yourself with your little twist on words
Unions can't force themselves on employers, as employers are not required to sign any union contract. What happens when an employer hires non-union employees depends on his contractual obligation to the union and it has nothing to do with anyone whining or baseball.
isn't that Jackie Cooper in the back on the right?...What's "free market" about forcing people to pay for services they don't want?
You mean they don't want workplace safety, decent wages, right to be protected from abusive bosses?
Of course not. Everyone wants those.
What the "Right to Work" movement does is tell people you can have your cake and eat it, too. You can have all the benefits of being in a union without any of the burdens of being in the union.
Except those benefits usually go out the door when the union does.
Nobody wants to go back to this...
Wait, did the companies take those kids from the parents homes?
Is that what you're saying?
I have it on good authority you're a fan of the Notre Dame football program.
That's the best you can do?
Sad.
I have it on good authority you're a fan of the Notre Dame football program.
Who the hell cares?! You have no problem with the government forcing people to join organizations and taking their money, but you have a problem with a freakin football team?!
Could you imagine the hostility toward the non-union scab?
Talk about an HR nightmare...like throwing a pedophile into general.
What's "free market" about forcing people to pay for services they don't want?
No one is. If you don't want a union job don't apply for one. No one forces anyone to take a job at a union shop.
Could you imagine the hostility toward the non-union scab?
Talk about an HR nightmare...like throwing a pedophile into general.
I worked in an open shop and the only person to hassle me was the shop steward
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Higher negotiated wages, workplace safety, all that is good stuff. But I have three problems with unions, all of them quite fixable:
1. Post-employment benefits are extremely expensive. Use defined contribution (401K) plans instead of defined benefit (pension) plans. Like most everyone else. Take a massive monkey off the backs of union employers in one fell swoop, and perhaps they can hire more workers.
2. Goofy union laws damage quality and efficiency. You can drive that truck, but you can't drive that one. You can pick up that box, but not that one. Come on. Absolutely absurd and badly inefficient. Dump 'em and let the business run the way it should in an intensely competitive global environment.
3. Poorly performing, protected union employees. IF an employee is not measuring up, then there should be no impediments to an employer dismissing them, assuming reasonable measures have been taken to help the employee improve. Like anywhere else.
Let's make those three adjustments and then see where we are. Asking too much?
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Could you imagine the hostility toward the non-union scab?
Talk about an HR nightmare...like throwing a pedophile into general.
I worked in an open shop and the only person to hassle me was the shop steward
that's because you kept on filing all those grievances.....
When I was in college I took a job with Challenge Cook Bros. making cement trucks. It was union and the shop steward would come by to tell me "slow down, you're working yourself out of a job." It was a crazy place, I was a breakman, but knew the shear just fine - still I couldn't fill in because work rules prohibited cross training. I wasn't allowed to sweep around my station, only the janitorial staff was allowed to.
I really hated the steel workers union. CCB closed the plant and moved to Mexico - naturally.
some Unions are different....my shop steward would say that because he knows you can bust your fucking ass in the PO and you aint going to get no raise.....your going to be given more work.....
No one is. If you don't want a union job don't apply for one. No one forces anyone to take a job at a union shop.
The fucking union doesn't own the shop and the fucking union doesn't hire people.
The union negotiates wages and benefits on behalf of the workers. If those wages and benefits minus dues aren't satisfactory to you, DON'T APPLY FOR A UNION JOB.
If you don't want an agent taking a cut out of the house you're buying - do you look to buy for sale by owner properties or do you whine and make it illegal for people to hire an agent? Well if you don't want the union getting your dues then don't reap the benefits of whatever wages they have negotiated, shop elsewhere for your job.
[B]Not if the business has agreed to a union shop.The business hires people and if a person the business owner wants to hire does not want to be in a union it's no one's business but theirs.
[/B] Fucks sake you're stupid. Who the fuck are you to tell business what kinds of agreements they can make with labor?