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    Default hostess is closing due to strikes ?

    somebody tell me why unions are so great again ??
    http://www.wishtv.com/dpp/news/local...-after-strikes

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    Al,

    No, this is good - just ask Bloomberg. It will reduce or eliminate those awful junk food twinkies and ding dongs! Michelle Obama will replace these with wholesome substitutes like hummus and tofu. I can hardly wait!

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    Quote Originally Posted by Singlestack View Post
    Al,

    No, this is good - just ask Bloomberg. It will reduce or eliminate those awful junk food twinkies and ding dongs! Michelle Obama will replace these with wholesome substitutes like hummus and tofu. I can hardly wait!

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    27% wage cuts over 5 years is pretty tough. I'm pro union but I think I'd rather take those small cuts instead of stanch in the unemployment line. I don't blame the 'union' because more than likely the members voted on it.

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    Quote Originally Posted by hghclsswhitetrsh View Post
    27% wage cuts over 5 years is pretty tough. I'm pro union but I think I'd rather take those small cuts instead of stanch in the unemployment line. I don't blame the 'union' because more than likely the members voted on it.
    27% benefits cuts and 8% wage cuts .

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    Quote Originally Posted by alxone View Post
    27% benefits cuts and 8% wage cuts .
    Ok sorry, thanks for the correction. Hadn't drank my morning coffee yet. Cheers!

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    I do blame the union because the union leadership are probably those encouraging the workers to "take a stand", knowing it won't hurt the union's bottom line the way it hurts the workers and they can use this incident for more propaganda to rally donations and support behind the union. AFL-CIO and other unions have frequently encouraged strikes that actually hurt the workers knowing the strikes would end up hurting the individual workers' bottom line.

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    Quote Originally Posted by Aloha_Shooter View Post
    I do blame the union because the union leadership are probably those encouraging the workers to "take a stand", knowing it won't hurt the union's bottom line the way it hurts the workers and they can use this incident for more propaganda to rally donations and support behind the union. AFL-CIO and other unions have frequently encouraged strikes that actually hurt the workers knowing the strikes would end up hurting the individual workers' bottom line.
    Agreed. This then puts more people on UI ,which once again shows the masses how ANTI-UNION, 1% owners destroy the economy and the country. Leftist bs all the way, comrade.
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    hghclsswhitetrsh
    This was going to be my reply to your post concerning your pro union stance.

    Quote Originally Posted by Aloha_Shooter View Post
    I do blame the union because the union leadership are probably those encouraging the workers to "take a stand", knowing it won't hurt the union's bottom line the way it hurts the workers and they can use this incident for more propaganda to rally donations and support behind the union. AFL-CIO and other unions have frequently encouraged strikes that actually hurt the workers knowing the strikes would end up hurting the individual workers' bottom line.

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