Re: OT Right To Work

Posted by Bipolar Bear on January 20, 2009, 12:47 am

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In the vast majority of cases, an owner is perfectly free to 'bust the
union' by failing to accept a contract that proposes higher wages--still he
is unlikely to attract and retain the most highly competent of workers if he
chooses to do so.
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Posted by Alexander on January 20, 2009, 2:24 am

Bipolar Bear wrote:
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I guess you are not bright enough to remember the Air controllers Union.
Another Union that was using blackmail to gain unreasonable wages at
taxpayer expense.
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Posted by Bipolar Bear on January 20, 2009, 1:47 pm

> Bipolar Bear wrote:
> > In the vast majority of cases, an owner is perfectly free to 'bust the
> > union' by failing to accept a contract that proposes higher wages--still
> > is unlikely to attract and retain the most highly competent of workers
if he
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Actually I do, hence my statement "in the vast majority of cases"
Obviously you are not bright enough to have actually READ what I posted.
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Wages aren't "unreasonable" simply because there are no scabs with the
required skill and experience level to replace union members...
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Taxpayer expense?
Sorry I wasn't aware that pilots don't have to pay taxes and that the
government had been giving away airline tickets up till the pilot strike wow
who would of thunk ?

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