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They obviously are a part of the process. And, assuming this stuff will get done with or without them, their strategy is the right one - get as much as possible
by praptak 10y ago
They obviously are a part of the process. And, assuming this stuff will get done with or without them, their strategy is the right one - get as much as possible out of it. In this case it's wage guarantees.
- twblalock 10y agoPeople who kill the process entirely cannot be considered a part of it. The next laws that pass regarding this issue will circumvent the unions. If they wanted a seat at the table, they would not have taken such extreme measures. There is a difference between hardball negotiating, and destroying the very thing the negotiation pertains to.