AZGrizFan wrote:
Why don't you edumacate houndawg about this ****.
Houndawg has likely spent more time in factories supervising union workers than you have banker boy.
Let me clear something up for you paper pushing pale pussies: Front line supervisors, where the real work is done and the suits are seldom seen, love unions. They would never say so out loud of course, but it makes their job much easier on the floor, where the rubber meets the road and the money for bonuses-for-those-who-know-nothing is made.
Since most of you clowns who spend your time whimpering about unions have never actually worked on a factory floor, let an old line supervisor help you out: On a non-union floor the most expendable person to the guy in Cap'n Cat's chair is the line supervisor. Why? For the simple fact that the guy in Cap'n's chair has been given a list of goals and achievements which figure into his bonus. Safety and productivity, of course - but Job 1 is to maintain a union-free environment. If the troops start making union noise it is a simple matter to replace that hard-ass who has been cracking down (at the direction of the guy in Cap'n's chair) with another, kinder, gentler, supervisor. In a union shop all you have to do is keep a copy of the contract in your pocket and follow it to the letter. Boss chewing your ass because production isn't increasing fast enough? Sorry, boss, but I gotta go by the contract you negotiated.
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