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digimaus | Dr. What | Re: Socialist "Democrats" |
November 30, 2025 5:19 PM * |
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-=> Dr. What wrote to digimaus <=- DW> I've spent decades working with unions (Teacher's unions, UAW, etc.) DW> Their main purpose, in my experience, is to protect the incompetent and DW> lazy. I was a member of the United Food & Commercial Worker's Union (Local 555 in Portland, Oregon) when I was 16 in 1989 at a unionized supermarket in Scappoose, Oregon (about 30 miles NE of Portland). I was forced to pay $40 a month--a lot when you're making $4.75 an hour--to the union just to keep my job. I quit that job in a few months. When I was working at the Mountain Home (TN) VA Hospital, the American Federation of Government Employees union was pestering me to join them. Besides offring additional insurance, they held no advantages for me over the government benefits already had...and why there is a union for government employees is beyond me; I never had issues with the pay or benefits I was receiving. Thankfully, union mmbership was optional. Don't get me wrong, unions had their place and time. But what advantages they offer now are seeminingly miniscule. There's even an IT union. I laughed when I heard that. -- Sean ... Confucius say: "It's stuffy inside fortune cookie." --- MultiMail/Win * Origin: Outpost BBS * Johnson City, TN (618:618/1) |
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