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The bell tolls.....
And without collective bargaining, no union has teeth.
Is this the beginning of the end for unions?
And Florida, and today it is expected New Jersey will join their ranks.
Mebbe the end of public employee unions, Mini. Not all unions, however.
The bell tolls.....
And without collective bargaining, no union has teeth.
Is this the beginning of the end for unions?
And Florida, and today it is expected New Jersey will join their ranks.
Mebbe the end of public employee unions, Mini. Not all unions, however.
I recognize that private-sector unions are not included at this point.
But with precedent comes the rolling ball.
After the public employee unions are dissolved, I think it spreads to the private sector like wildfire. Years before it is resolved, but the debate has begun.
And Florida, and today it is expected New Jersey will join their ranks.
Mebbe the end of public employee unions, Mini. Not all unions, however.
I recognize that private-sector unions are not included at this point.
But with precedent comes the rolling ball.
After the public employee unions are dissolved, I think it spreads to the private sector like wildfire. Years before it is resolved, but the debate has begun.
I dun think that'd be possible with the US Constitution in place, Mini. Nor do I think it'd be wise. You really want coal miners to lose their union?
Plumbers and Electricians? Elevator Repairmen?
I recognize that private-sector unions are not included at this point.
But with precedent comes the rolling ball.
After the public employee unions are dissolved, I think it spreads to the private sector like wildfire. Years before it is resolved, but the debate has begun.
I dun think that'd be possible with the US Constitution in place, Mini. Nor do I think it'd be wise. You really want coal miners to lose their union?
Plumbers and Electricians? Elevator Repairmen?
There are some industries where the unions are a necessity (mining, for instance). But there are others where I believe they have become a nuisance and serve no purpose any longer.
I don't think unions will ever be completely removed, but I think we're seeing the beginning of a huge drawback from the union model, especially in industries where they serve no purpose of safety or regulation.
The Constitution makes no specific concession to unions, and the political climate has changed.
We will see, but I suspect the number of unions in existence today, and their memberships, is a lot larger than the number in 10 years.
The bell tolls.....
And without collective bargaining, no union has teeth.
Is this the beginning of the end for unions?
The bell tolls.....
And without collective bargaining, no union has teeth.
Is this the beginning of the end for unions?
NEWSFLASH!!
Unions developed and won before they had the right to collective bargaining, sport.
The beginning of the end to unions really started when the USA decided to ship its industy offshore to places where unionism isn't tolerated by the fascist governments that are our new Best BESTEST FRIENDS FOREVER!
The bell tolls.....
And without collective bargaining, no union has teeth.
Is this the beginning of the end for unions?