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Middle Class Erosion - Etc.
Collective bargaining gives the teachers or employees one voice to negotiate with the state. Wisconsin should negotiate with the union to scale back benefits if they want to save money. Removing collective bargaining only removes the workers right to protect their rights and is another bridge to eroding the middle class.
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If they made vend pay fair market value for his government given tricare. He would scream bloody murder.
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Also, the bolded text proves that you have the IQ of a retarded chimp. |
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Today, state unions are only about leverage to get more than their counterparts in private industry receive. |
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You cannot compare the benefits your daughter gets compared to the state employees of Wisconsin - Because you'll loose. It's simple math... Military benefits are for life. |
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Or are you against Vets having benefits? This is not them taking away benefits, they still will have them, they will just have to pay a little for them, when before they didn't pay at all, ever have a job where you didn't have to help out with paying for your benefits? And the unions have already tried to compromise with the governor on the benefits if they can keep the collective bargaining power, and it's just that, power! Quote:
The post 9/11 bill came later |
It just seems to me that the country that has been a bastion for freedom, intelligent culture and political advancement & potential has been backsliding to a dumber, darker version of itself...
Ever seen the movie Charly or read the booke Flowers For Algernon? ... |
this article from madison says the republicans just tried to sneak in early and pass the bill before the session was to have officially started.
but, they got caught, and had to admit what they did was illegal, and their trickery has ended up benefiting the dems. so. political trickery all around. way more like this is coming. we all deferred taxes, we all let the infrastructure rot, we all will pay. http://host.madison.com/wsj/news/loc...cc4c002e0.html Quote:
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I wish Barry would say you know the republicans are right we are cutting the budget by 50 percent. When middle class people would see how it directly effects them they would stop listening to millionaire pundits and stop voting against their own interests. People that bitch those government workers have benefits I don't have. They dont stop and fucking think. What do they have that I dont have anymore a union. Hmm maybe there was something to them. No more unions, workers are making shit and the ceo's now pay themselves 500x the avg worker and that's not when the job is shipped off to china. Unions were killing employment, that was the line. Well there are very few unions left and I dont see the jobs coming back in boatloads. The middle class are played against each other and it sucks. |
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No one it taking away from the unions other than a budget cut to them, they shouldn't be exempt from the bad economy. Here in Northern California, they have already done some of these cuts, http://www.redding.com/news/2011/feb...o-pay-pension/ I ask you this You are for big business and the rich to pay more taxes, you know that states that have a high tax rate , the business moves away, it's basic economics, California has been losing business for years because of it's high taxes and regulations. No Business, NO work, NO JOBS, less taxes from that employment, less money in the budget for those state employee's. So how would you fix the budget? Raise taxes in that state, driving out business that can do the same work for less in taxes in Nevada? Or cut the budget, living within the means of the state? I don't mind paying more taxes, "IF" the government is not wasting the money, and living beyond it's means is wasting it. We had a balanced budget 10 years ago, Bush blew that up with the war and the homeland security and all that bullshit, so instead of whining about what Bush did, don't you think it's time to do something about it? Barry had full control of the house and senate and during that time the unemployment rate stayed at above 9%, but spent his big fights on new entitlements, more spending, money we don't have and doing nothing about the trade problems. |
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yup. unionization levels are the lowest in the US of all first world countries and yet all the productive jobs are still overseas. funny that. |
Only Democrats Run Away????????
Abe Lincoln - remember him?? Once jumped out a statehouse window to prevent a quorum.
Maybe if you read a little history, you'd quit being a dittohead. As for unions, read about the autoworkers of the 30's. You lined up everyday, the supervisors picked and chose who to let work that day. Families were so desperate to eat, the wife would let the supervisor fuck her. Unions saved this country from becoming communist in the 30's. Henry Fucking Ford & 2 others tried a coup to throw out Roosevelt. But they asked Marine General Smedley Butler to do the military. He knew evil when he saw it. Only reason Ford avoiding prison was how rich & powerful he was. The movie Meet John Doe was based on that. |
Public Workers make less
From the Wisc State Journal
http://host.madison.com/wsj/news/loc...cc4c03286.html Report: Public employees make less, including benefits, than private workers I used to eat with a group of guys. One bitched daily about people on welfare. He had a farm on the govt. paid him to raise angora goats. Seems we needed angora for military winter gear 50 years ago. |
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And don't tell me about union history, I have been in two different unions. This isn't a history lesson, this is about a state government changing the negotiation When unions started, they negotiated with company bosses, thats a good thing, but state unions negotiate with elected officials that have nothing to lose but votes. And as for your article about union workers making less, I guess you can't read Quote:
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Things are looking to to get pretty damn ugly in this country, and sooner rather than later, unless some real leadership materializes from somewhere. Too bad we ran out of Abe Lincolns long, long ago :( |
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Filibuster. :) |
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NAFTA can't exist in any first world country that wants to maintain a prosperous middle class. Period. This country and it's future was sold down the river by Bush senior and Clinton both. And now we're fucked :( |
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I know that's what the unions and the democrats are saying about ending it, but I heard the GOP saying it will end the union getting direct deposit of the dues the members pay and give the union members more rights when voting about money spent by the unions. I also heard about teachers are not allowed to get time off for events like this, so there are doctors giving sick notes in the crowds. I've been thru a strike before, it's going to get nasty, but if the majority holds, then they are doing it for nothing, we'll see. |
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you are one stupid mutha. your daughter must be proud. |
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The Governor said this morning that he is not going to bend and the Repubs in the assembly say they are not going to bend...if they toe that line...the Dems will have no other choice than to return and allow a vote...which the Repubs will win. If you recall...since President Reagan broke the Air Controllers union...many unions have been broken. Few jobs are union any more...and many of those that are union are extremely weak and keep giving concession after concession because they are weak unions. There are only a handful of unions that are still strong...the Teamsters being one of them. When I was young I belonged to the Laborers union and it was strong at the time but I do not know how strong it is now. |
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The difference is that in the private sector, they are negotiating with the company. In the public sector they are negotiating with the government. When a company is having problems, they can use that to get the unions to re-negotiate the contract to help keep their jobs But according you your ignore shit for brains mind, the government is not allowed to? Local Paper plant, they re-negotiated the contract and took a cut in pay that kept the plant open for a couple more years. Should I send you a copy of hooked on phonics to help you with this? |
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I've been in two unions, IUEC and Teamsters. The unions are a great thing, but I don't agree with a lot of what they do. Like telling their members how to vote. Air Controllers, I remember that, they didn't show up for work, they shouldn't be able to do that, when I worked under the IUEC, I couldn't even strike a job site, if we didn't show up for work, they found others to do it. Collective bargaining is putting all the benefits and pay on the table at the same time, by eliminating most that, the unions will have to negotiate one item at a time, the unions prefer to do that all at once. This does take away from the unions power, but the things they are talking about changing right now, the unions have already agreed to. |
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The Governor and the Repubs want to end bargaining period. The state will dictate what workers make and what benefits they will be allowed...take it or leave it...the same as the majority of employers do. |
Hey Ambergris for brains
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Yeah, Reagan busted PATCO and we still have the same mess, air traffic controllers working too long hours and too few workers. Damn lucky we haven't had more crashes. I was in a govt union. Only thing that saved us for being totally screwed. |
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http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Filibuster Lincoln made the jump while a member of the wig party in 1840 Funny thing was, he delayed the vote with 2 other wig party members by hiding in the back of the room to they could watch to make sure it worked, till they we're noticed and he jumped out the window So do your research asshole |
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Here's what I found on what the state governor is asking The proposal would limit collective bargaining to the issue of wages and cap increases to the rate of inflation, with a voter referendum needed for bigger increases. It also would end government collection of union dues, allow workers to opt out of unions, and require unions to hold recertification votes every year. Walker said the alternative is to lay off more than 10,000 public employees. Public sector workers are the backbone of the union movement in the United States. Only 12 percent of U.S. workers were represented by unions in 2010, the federal Bureau of Labor Statistics says. While just 7 percent of private sector workers belonged to unions last year, 36 percent of public workers were organized, the bureau said. |
I would never have predicted a thread like this. Hilarious.
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talking about unions
http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Triangl...t_Factory_fire Next month will be the 100 yr anniversary, this was before they had those money hungry unions. |
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