Posted by Crazy Horse on October 05, 2019 at 07:48:35 from (66.222.186.49):
In Reply to: Steel Mill closes posted by John in La on October 05, 2019 at 03:09:55:
The easy way to explain it all is to blame the unions, which of course is passing the buck. First off, there are a LOT of people out of work in North America ...... some are union workers, some non-union. Economics does not discriminate. There are well-run businesses in both kinds of shops, same thing for the dead-end outfits. One thing for sure, union guys and non-union guys both want a new car in their driveway every few years and a pool in the back yard. The only way it happens is to have high wages and when that happens, things move away from town and go somewhere else. And remember, most benefits that non-union workers receive these days was historically achieved on the backs of the union movement. And I realize the union movement has its warts too, but they provided all of us with a decent living no matter how you look at what has happened.
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