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I am really starting to question more seriously what the 'F' I pay union dues for?
A convention in Las Vegas.....
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I am really starting to question more seriously what the 'F' I pay union dues for?
Booze and hookers...........Yeah, baby!A convention in Las Vegas.....
Booze and hookers...........Yeah, baby!
This seems like a good thing.. I am sure not every union member agrees with everything their union supports. Kind of like ALA CARTE union dues.
Our 4 Alrs make time and a half, so they are at $160,000 a year at least, doesn't sound like we are much different.I’ll tell you want pisses me off, the business agents collect money from AA and the IAM. Around 150,000 a year. That is why they want the IAM to stay on the property
If they overturn Abood, Abood was based on flawed rulings from Ellis and Street rulings, RLA rulings from the Supreme Court. I suggest you read Harris v. Quinn.I'm not an expert on legal matters; however, this ruling seems pretty specific to teachers etc.. Remember, we are under the "Railway Labor Act", that is a whole different animal.
Do you feel people should be forced to pay a fee as a condition of employment?I'm curious Metal. Let's say you could completely stop paying any dues whatsoever but still have the benefits of that CBA anyway. Would you use those now free benefits for your own personal benefit?
I would do what I needed to do to protect my job. On the other side of the coin you have incompetent people that really SHOULD be fired. They make foolish decisions that put themselves and the people around them in danger.If you damaged an aircraft as a now "free rider" as it's called would you ask for a Union Steward to represent you?
What about the Germans?Weez defends his Irish Catholic brethren which along with Italians were the bulk of the big labor bosses in strongholds like BOS, NY, Philly, Pittsburgh etc.
You talk about union welfare and not liking people who don’t pay, unions also went to great lengths to keep blacks, Hispanics, Jews and other minorities with a tradition and culture of a strong work ethic from partaking in their movement in fear that they’d drive down wages as they’d be willing to work for wages and in conditions the Irish and Italian establishment wouldn’t.
Josh
Weez defends his Irish Catholic brethren which along with Italians were the bulk of the big labor bosses in strongholds like BOS, NY, Philly, Pittsburgh etc.
You talk about union welfare and not liking people who don’t pay, unions also went to great lengths to keep blacks, Hispanics, Jews and other minorities with a tradition and culture of a strong work ethic from partaking in their movement in fear that they’d drive down wages as they’d be willing to work for wages and in conditions the Irish and Italian establishment wouldn’t.
Josh
What in the World is all of this gobblygoop? I wasn't even alive in the 30's through the 50's man.