| nikimcbee |
01-16-10 01:56 PM |
Quote:
Originally Posted by jimbuna
(Post 1237795)
Well should you ever be summoned into the CX office and accused of whatever I should imagine you'll soon realise who is on which side as far as the role of grassroots representation is concerned.
May not seem like that in the USA but it sure does in the UK.
A fundamental principle dating back to the Tolpuddle Martyrs era is a one of "The workers/membership are the union".
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I think the US unions are different from the UK ones when it comes to operations? I think the US unions are too demanding and killing off their own industries (see US auto:shifty:) The industry I work in, the semi-conductor industry thrives, because it is not unionized imo, as it is too competitive. The funny thing is, in Korea their semi-conductor industry is unionized and they get worked like dogs.:o
I think the anti-christ unions are the public employee ones (NOT including the police unions, I think they function how a union is supposed to function, but I digress). They are totally disconected from reality. They only take wealth but do not generate any. |
