Unions - Page 4

Yah Gouda was a plant when he said it was super great health care in Canada  and Raymond is just a mis infomed foul mouth who when confronted with truth wants to curse he must be a closet democrat LOL Raymond is either so dumb or has his head between his legs-  the union played a big part in GM's dismise along with dear leader and coupled with poor economy in general go lay down Raymond you havent had your union nap today.    Once again sitasmom knows what the score is and that is just how they do off sick more than they work and the union wages and benefits go up and up until the collapse and then they sit around and scratch their heads and wonder why.  I bet my x brother in law never worked a full seven days at that plant before it closed the whole time he was employed and there were just as many like him and the union standing there anytime a job was changed or a fart to make sure they were sent home or did not do too much work...when you figure the guy off getting 80 percent on sick leave with zero wrong and someone taking his place making the same hourly the whole mess got to expensive for any company to survive- i worked long hard hours for a fraction of what he made and if I was sick had to get back to work living pay check to pay check but ole brother in law the longer the better he would plan on going to the plant nurse getting sent home then his family doctor from there to the specalist by the time they figured nothing was wrong he had three weeks or a month off with salary  .

I worked as an electricians' helper for a while, I also dug diteches and work as a carpenters apprentice.........yes when I was young I could and did keep up with them union folks...............

DR show us the facts since you are so authoritative! What plant did your x work in and since you know so much about unions which one were you a member of? none and you know nothing about them1 Show us the money !

So SM WHAT SOURED YOU ON THE UNION

raymond you can build however you want to the brick will hold your wall up LOL.if i was a little smarter i would have tried to be an electrition.bricklayers used to be the highest paid skilled trade now the carpenters and us are about even and the rest have us beat by 4 or 5 dollars on the hour and 30 years and out.oh well ill take my 31..50 plus about 10 in benefits per hr. and just keep truckin.i wished i made sitas mom's supposed 57 dollars an hour.

brick hold up my wall LOL LOL LOL  I gotta love all you mud slingers What does the mason say to the apprentice? Mud too wet; Ok apprentice drys it up and back on the board! What does the mason say to the apprentice? Mud too dry!! Ok the apprentice wets it down1 What does the mason say to the apprentice? Lets go to the tavern for lunch!  when the day is over the apprentice gets his school issued tool bag and what does he find? All his tools are had by the masons! Mud to wet Mud to dry! LOL LOL LOL Am I right on? More brick! more brick ! Keep them young ones working who do you think is paying for our pension!

I saw too many men (mostly) doing the least they possibly could to get their paycheck............doing more, or doing better was frowned against.......it was, well, just wrong.

My parents brought me up the right way. They tought me to be the best i could be........to work harder and smarter then every one else and that by doing so I would advance........

Well that is not the way unions work...........It is not the American Way. It is a socialist way of working and it sickens me!

pretty close but apprentices are too lazy and pussified since we let the government regulate school in order to get federal support..we get a bachelor degree in applied science through ivy tech here in indy when we complete our apprenticeship program.i guess it hasnt hurt anything.just to let you know i hate my job,but i aint smart enough to do anything else but carpentry.lol

Asa lama lakum my people. I will save the Unions.

i am one of those young ones keeping your pension going.i started at 18 so the union way is the only way i know.hopefully i can finish my career in the same manner.this is the first year that the economy has started affecting the company i work for.ive been with this company most of my time and it runs a little different than most union shops around here.we all just do whatever needed to keep production going.we help everyone (laborere and operators) but of course when it comes to putting material in the wall ts up to the good ole masons.