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The union can demand it but they won't get it. Why do you think states just go around spinelessly giving in to fabricated and absurd union demands? I just read
by JetSetWilly 10y ago
The union can demand it but they won't get it. Why do you think states just go around spinelessly giving in to fabricated and absurd union demands?
I just read this in the news too, amusingly enough: http://www.bbc.co.uk/news/uk-england-tees-36305132 http://www.bbc.co.uk/news/uk-england-tees-36305132
- burfog 10y agoThat example... is a shocking display of spine. I've really never seen that before. I guess there are exceptions, or at least one exception. Meanwhile, lots of places are having trouble because they caved to the unions. A couple more notable ones are California and Detroit. Note that voters are free to take the side of the employees, either by sympathy (dumb) or to get better-qualified employees. Instead of demanding that unions be legal, simply demand that the state provide good pay. (not that you get a direct say in either, but you can lobby and otherwise make it a campaign issue)