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But it keeps work coming to the electricians' and plumbers' unions (motto: "If you didn't make any mistakes, you're not working fast enough"), and isn't that th
by acheron 4y ago
But it keeps work coming to the electricians' and plumbers' unions (motto: "If you didn't make any mistakes, you're not working fast enough"), and isn't that the important thing?
- charles_f 4y agoFor the story, I used "professionals" to rebuild drywall after a flood. They managed to fuck up my ethernet network in the process, but they don't want to admit guilt, and they're telling me to "use wifi instead".
- Infernal 4y agoStrange, my experiences with unionized labor have found the exact opposite - safety conscious to the nth degree, and much more likely to criticize each other for working too quickly than too slowly. They seem to be incentivized to 1) not get dinged for safety infractions and 2) get as many billable hours out of every work order as possible.