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No, you aren’t arguing the union has a different idea who has higher performance. You are arguing the case that everyone should be paid more regardless of perfo
by jfnixon 8y ago
No, you aren’t arguing the union has a different idea who has higher performance. You are arguing the case that everyone should be paid more regardless of performance.
- crooked-v 8y agoNo, I'm not. I raised the "across-the-board raises" example to point out that the union obviously would not be opposed to more money for everyone, so there must be a reason they oppose more money for only the specific people chosen by management.