Would You Accept?

[Camron Rust]

Originally Posted by JRutledge

Well just so you know, that is not a officiating politics issue, that is a worker, management issue. This would be the same case if this was a skilled worker or a teachers union in a strike or lockout of some kind. Heck I live in a heavily union state and any time non-union workers are hired in a building project there are union people that will make it known (They actually put a huge blowup rat that is probably about 20 feet tall in many cases) near the work site.

Peace

And such attitudes have sent many companies to other places....either to states with right to work laws or even to other countries. Most unions are outdated and no longer serve the purpose for which they were founded. They now walk a fine line between extortion and representing the workers' safety and fair treatment. Detroit is seeing the worst of the affects of unions where they held on so long that the US car makers just couldn't compete against global competition and have lost a enormous share of the world market as a result. Instead of making high wages as the unions have pushed for, now many of those union members are making no wages while someone in Korea has a job. Of course, they'll blame it on the business for being greedy....and then go buy their groceries at the store with the cheapest prices.