Unionization and the labor cost differential
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Aaron
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Re: Unionization and the labor cost differential
Do you really wonder why new posters dont stay long?
sodbuster- Number of posts : 1890
Location : wv
Registration date : 2008-09-05
Re: Unionization and the labor cost differential
He came here for the sole purpose of trying to convince us we need to bail out his pension fund. He's 50 years old, he can work. There is no reason for my 63 y/o mother, with medical problems, should be force to pay for his retirement while she's working to save for her own.
Re: Unionization and the labor cost differential
I rest my case
sodbuster- Number of posts : 1890
Location : wv
Registration date : 2008-09-05
Re: Unionization and the labor cost differential
You'd just as well rest it - you failed to make it.
ohio county- Moderator
- Number of posts : 3207
Location : Wheeling
Registration date : 2007-12-28
Re: Unionization and the labor cost differential
Wouldn't that be refreshing if it were only true.
SamCogar- Number of posts : 6238
Location : Burnsville, WV
Registration date : 2007-12-28
Re: Unionization and the labor cost differential
No need to chew that piece of gristle again.
Most people will not tolerate the crap you guys encourage here OC.
So they vote with their feet.
Most people will not tolerate the crap you guys encourage here OC.
So they vote with their feet.
sodbuster- Number of posts : 1890
Location : wv
Registration date : 2008-09-05
Re: Unionization and the labor cost differential
To the best of my knowledge there's no anchor on anybody's ass.
ohio county- Moderator
- Number of posts : 3207
Location : Wheeling
Registration date : 2007-12-28
Re: Unionization and the labor cost differential
That's right.
So they leave rather than put up with it.
So you are stuck with the same old bunch and the same old stale ideas,
Rather than expand the gene pool.
Look I didnt bring it up Steph was the one pointed out he didnt stay long.
I said I didnt want to chew that same old piece of gristle again.
I am just the innocent bystander here.
No need to snap at me.
So they leave rather than put up with it.
So you are stuck with the same old bunch and the same old stale ideas,
Rather than expand the gene pool.
Look I didnt bring it up Steph was the one pointed out he didnt stay long.
I said I didnt want to chew that same old piece of gristle again.
I am just the innocent bystander here.
No need to snap at me.
sodbuster- Number of posts : 1890
Location : wv
Registration date : 2008-09-05
Re: Unionization and the labor cost differential
I didn't snap at you. Why? Feeling guilty?
ohio county- Moderator
- Number of posts : 3207
Location : Wheeling
Registration date : 2007-12-28
Re: Unionization and the labor cost differential
http://www.ourfuture.org/blog-entry/2008125222/toyota-republicans-should-cut-their-own-pay
Hacker- Number of posts : 105
Location : Chesapeake, Va
Registration date : 2009-02-17
Re: Unionization and the labor cost differential
You should try bagging that hacker and see how many fields you can fertilize with it.
Aaron- Number of posts : 9841
Age : 58
Location : Putnam County for now
Registration date : 2007-12-28
Re: Unionization and the labor cost differential
Who here is supporting the actions of those members of Congress?
If you want to learn something read this interview from last September of the Cyrstal Ball Republican.
If you want to learn something read this interview from last September of the Cyrstal Ball Republican.
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