Come now, you mean too tell if I could earn 59% more in a wage package I'd stay with Toyota, Honda or Nissan? 48/81= 59% Ya right!
Then did Toyota, Honda and Missing charge 59% less than a comparable GM or Ford product? Ohh that's right, none of them build a full sized pick-up too compare with a Ford or GM.
Bush when he first took office was going to cut a fat hog in the arse and ordered the Dept of Labor too run a cost comparison between Union & non-Union Gov't contracts.
What the report showed was the Union contracts were completed 30% faster because of a higher degree of Union education, there was less start-up problems using Union contractors, general workmanship was of noticeable higher quality.
Buy Union Work Union, It pays off in the long run.
Define Union: United workers for a common goal of better working conditions.
Were all in some sort of Union. Some are just larger than others with better working conditions.
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