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Organized labor has a stigma in the US because it is the reason you own a Japanese car. The unions killed a huge part of american life and that stigma is not go
by Sevii 9y ago
Organized labor has a stigma in the US because it is the reason you own a Japanese car. The unions killed a huge part of american life and that stigma is not going away.
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- mlindner 9y agoYep, everyone I knew growing up and my everyone in my extended family doesn't like unions, especially those who were forced to join unions.
- Retric 9y agoJapan Automobile Workers' Unions has a current membership of about 762,000. So, no the problem with US manufacturing is mostly a question of MBA's not factory workers. The core issue is companies are not run based on Labor or Capital but a middle layer focused into very short term thinking. EX: Pensions look great for management as they can jump ship long before the bill is due.