They already get paid well. But when their lust for MORE comes back to bight them in the butt ... they'll end up in the unemployment line. Union bosses don't give two hoots about union workers. They're just looking for a paycheck for being the bullies that they are.
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Proving my point, AGAIN.
Yeah, you found six. I never said all manufacturing had left, I said the majority. You could only find six, so you made my point.
What is the hourly pay? What does "well" equate to?
"Well" equates to having the means to survive comfortably. If the workers don't like the wage, they can work elsewhere or they can invent something that will garner them greater wealth or they can invest the time, money, and energy into their own business. In the meantime ... they can stop their bitching and be grateful that they have a well-paying job with benefits (which aren't cheap).
The best workers are those that are constantly job hopping and finding better paying jobs. So in that sense I agree. Today's corporations don't want to retain even their best most productive workers.
And the union will kill the jobs, and the work force will be unemployed and starving.
Why don't non unionized plants just fire their whole workforce every year? That way they never have to pay past year 1 wages? It's awfully easy to find good young workers.
Tesla actually does do that. In fact they are doing it here in Reno right now. It's a scumbag tactic, but they, and Amazon have used it for quite a while.
You might want to read the history of unions, before spouting right wing talking points.
It’s a scumbag move alright and workers will unionize to try an stop it. Then dipshits here will condemn them for unionizing.
