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Re: Wisconsin Republicans vote to strip public worker collective bargaining rights wi
really? i'm doing fairly well for myself and I would say I am extremely competent, having been meritoriously promoted and then entrusted with a highly sensitive position. My younger brother works at the non-unionized Toyota Plant in Kentucky and he is doing very well for himself, having earned a job straight out of college that it takes most engineers a few years to make. my father is a minister, and though not wealthy, is certainly more than capable of supporting himself and saving for retirement. He has 4 languages - two of them dead - under his belt and has turned down promotion 3 times now; i would certainly say he is competent.
if anything, union membership tends to drive down wages and standards of living.
Union workers private and public are the only working americans making a decent wage and maintaining a level of competence.
really? i'm doing fairly well for myself and I would say I am extremely competent, having been meritoriously promoted and then entrusted with a highly sensitive position. My younger brother works at the non-unionized Toyota Plant in Kentucky and he is doing very well for himself, having earned a job straight out of college that it takes most engineers a few years to make. my father is a minister, and though not wealthy, is certainly more than capable of supporting himself and saving for retirement. He has 4 languages - two of them dead - under his belt and has turned down promotion 3 times now; i would certainly say he is competent.
if anything, union membership tends to drive down wages and standards of living.