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Re: Trust said by rudnicke:At this point, I would trust the union over a Verizon spokesperson. And I would trust almost anyone before I would trust a union leader.
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| I agree with you. Union leaders are as bad as CEOs. They only care about their pockets |
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| wrong...they care about the repectable wages for their constituants rather than non-signitory contractors working for pennies. None of these non-signitory contractors have gone through an apprenticeship or had the level of training that is demanded. Futhermore, Verizon or Comcast (etc...etc..)do not pass on the savings to the consumer whether it's union or non-union.
So in ten years when all the good jobs are at Walmart, take a look in the mirror! |
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| said by S_engineer:wrong...they care about the repectable wages for their constituants rather than non-signitory contractors working for pennies. None of these non-signitory contractors have gone through an apprenticeship or had the level of training that is demanded. Futhermore, Verizon or Comcast (etc...etc..)do not pass on the savings to the consumer whether it's union or non-union. So in ten years when all the good jobs are at Walmart, take a look in the mirror! You have SOOOOOOO wrong! The great god of the airwaves, Bill O'Loofah, says unions are corrupt, nasty, traitorous and they smell funny. Ergo, it must be so.
Billo knows. HE KNOWS! |
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