I feel the Unions have bankrupted them selves and this country.GM has people taking early retirement so they can hire new people at half the pay rate.Teachers are the largest labor union in our state and all the money problems with the schools every where no one talks about the pay and benefits teachers get.I sold 300.00 worth of scrap metal last week and ask the junk dealer where it was going.He said it all goes to China or Japan to come back to us as a car or toy. I remember working in a Union shop some 30 years ago and one of the old timers who did nothing all day came to me and said "I have my union to protect my job" to do nothing and make the most money.I feel the unions are on the way out.They are not working for what they were designed to do.I still believe people who work should be paid--and not support people who watch other people work.My opinion--thats all.
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