Posted by M Moline fan on May 04, 2009 at 14:57:17 from (209.143.50.87):
In Reply to: Union loyalists posted by BJones on May 04, 2009 at 08:42:33:
I have to add a thought. The fact is, during the 90's Nike paid Micheal Jordan $27 million a year to endorse their shoes. That was more than they paid their entire Chinese work force to MAKE the shoes. The workers needed to go on strike. It would have been reasonable to ask for more. But, that was China. Imagine if they chose to strike the regime would have pulled a number of them aside and bang, bang, bang! That would be an example to the rest. Take what we give you or take that. That's how it is not to have the right to unionize. I think we're on the same path. By bringing in cheap labor stuff our government is effectively killing our unions and our standard of living.
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