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Originally Posted by Hammer67
AMEN Larry!
I moved to Detroit to work at Ford. Let me tell you what is killing the automotive industry. A guy on the line in a factory zipping two rivets into sheet metal all day long whining about making only $25 an hour and that he might lose his post retirement health care supplied by the company!!!! What a crock of shit!
If any area should know about the labor crisis and Union pay it is Pittsburgh. That is why the city was a decaying pit for 20+ years after all the mills closed.
These Union laborers are the same folks who have a summer home up north, boats, multiple cars nice homes, etc. For doing a repetitive job that a machine could do.
I am not saying I am any better (I work in IT) but I am not complaining, and I don't need a union.
The Unions were valuable earlier in the 20th century. Now, that all the labor laws they wanted were passed, they are unnecessary.
The same is happening in Detroit.
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The day you eliminate Unions is the same day that politicians start making plans to roll back those labor laws the unions fought so hard for.