Will the Union Busting Spread (Indiana, politicians, party, governor)
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Will the Union Busting Spread to places like NYC where professions like sanitation workers, electricians, teachers have collective bargaining agreements?
It has been to other tea-party and right wing states. The koch brother's assault on america is being shut down by massive demonstrations nationwide. Indiana, Ohio and Florida have all taking bills off the table or heavily modified similar union-crushing bills.
It has been to other tea-party and right wing states. The koch brother's assault on america is being shut down by massive demonstrations nationwide. Indiana, Ohio and Florida have all taking bills of the table or heavily modified similar union-crushing bills.
You mean the state house vote? They are being embarrassed nationwide on TV and all other media sources i've seen being "Shamed" out of the capitol by the pro-americans.
I was invited once to give a talk to a group that was meeting in one of the banquet rooms at a Hyatt Hotel.
I brought along with me a Power Point presentation to project onto a screen.
However, I never got to show the Power point presentation because I was told that I would have to get a union electrician to run an extension cord to the projector. Since I was scheduled to give my talk immediately after lunch, and the electrician was on his 1 hour lunch break, it was out of the question. I brought my own extension cord, but wasn't allowed to plug it in either.
Will the Union Busting Spread to places like NYC where professions like sanitation workers, electricians, teachers have collective bargaining agreements?
Everyone is watching "Wiscounsin" -
Politicians will stick their fingers in the air and see exactly how popular Governor Scott Walker becomes. If there is no backlash (Which there is) on this issue then they will probably try it.
I can't see this going over in New York City. There are simply too many union workers for a politican to take the risk.
For governors in the Midwest and the Northeast this is huge political risk.
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