The right thing to do is have a single union represent a single work group. One union, one voice. I keep saying this because if anyone is really paying attention to what is happening with the association and the negotiators we are not getting anything accomplished for the best interest of the dues paying menbers. It's all about what the unions and the AFL-CIO wants in their pockets. The really sad issue is that for the employees of both companies who live in a democratic society where elections are common place in every level of government we never had a democratic vote on the association. Now look at the infighting between both unions. This is not how unions are suppose to be conducting business in the middle of negotiations.