| Will US unions allow US car manufacturers to compete on a level playing field? |
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Asked 3 years ago
by MikeHend  United States |
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[-1 points] 3 years ago by deleted user ReplyIt is imperative to bust the unions so the price of a car to be manufactured is competitive with Toyota, Honda, Kia, etc.
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[1 point] 3 years ago by deleted user ReplyWhat the unions have is what the company has given them and they still use the jets to ask for help--its not the unions that have the company's screwed up, it is the people running the company , just as the people haven't put the US in this bind, it is the government.
Wrong, oh ignorant one. The unions get what they want or the plant shuts down.
And just what are they about to do now? And the union got what the company gave them. Mr Christian.
Why don't you go after the really big and expensive unions? Or did you not know that, even under Republicans, GOVERNMENT EMPLOYEES are union?