| Latest Post: Started By: Rank: Category "Union fat-cats...myth or reality?"So...you think labor unions are run by cigar chomping "Union Fat Cats", who receive outrageous salaries and benefits, while living a life of luxury comparable to Saudi Arabian Princes, lording their unrestrained power over the entire United States of America... all on the backs of the union-enslaved workers they represent. Here's your chance to prove it. Member CommentsR1KRA8“With private-sector unions spinning down to insignificance, government worker unions are the only growth area for organized labor. But even that has been problematic, as states continue to crack down on powerful government worker unions and local governments find expensive payrolls and benefits packages unaffordable. On the federal level, pay freezes and furloughs have taken their toll too.” . . . Obama Must Protect Government Unions in IRS Scandal By Chris Stirewalt * * * (Ohioans for Workplace Freedom) Posted 2 hours ago. MunsterTo be so anti -freedom and anti-living wage is just nutty !For the life of me I cant fathom how the righties here can harbor such hate against a organization that has benefited almost all working americans ! Through the efforts of unions there are things like child labor laws, 40 hr work week, insurance, sick pay, increased safety,vacations , and the list goes on and on ! Why cant these weak-minded brain-washed "people" understand that without union struggles we would all still be working 80hr weeks ,6 days a week for nearly nothing ! Thats not democracy thats slavery ! Posted 2 hours ago. MunsterWell numbnuts , you keep saying they haven't a choice and I have proven they do, so you just keep up this inane blather and I'll just keep on proving you an ignorant fool !Whenever a person goes to work they make a CHOICE ! They CHOOSE to either work at a union shop or the CHOOSE to work at a non union shop ! Either way they make a CHOICE !!!The average worker—unionized or not—working in a right-to-work state earns approximately $1,500 less per year than a similar worker in a state without such a law. By ThinkProgress War Room on Dec 10, 2012 at 5:26 pm "we are ohio". c om Posted 2 hours ago. R1KRA8“With private-sector unions spinning down to insignificance, government worker unions are the only growth area for organized labor. But even that has been problematic, as states continue to crack down on powerful government worker unions and local governments find expensive payrolls and benefits packages unaffordable. On the federal level, pay freezes and furloughs have taken their toll too.” . . .
Obama Must Protect Government Unions in IRS Scandal By Chris Stirewalt * * * (Ohioans for Workplace Freedom) Posted 5 hours ago. R1KRA8FACT: “Munster you are a broken record.” ~ thegreek * * * (Ohioans for Workplace Freedom) Posted 5 hours ago. MunsterAnd they already have the right to decide when they CHOOSE either to work union or not !When will wrongriki stop lying ? We are ohio.co m Posted 14 hours ago. MunsterLets end this republican war on working people “Right-to-work” laws are outdated and a throw-back to the anti-union agenda of another era. “Right-to-work” state laws are redundant and unneeded when the current federal law is actually examined. “Right-to-work” laws represent destructive economic development policy guided by extreme partisan politics. The goal should be to raise the standard of living for hard-working Hoosier families, not lower it. Hard-working buckeye families deserve better than an antiquated law designed to raise corporate profits and lower worker wages and benefits. "we are ohio" . c om Posted 14 hours ago. R1KRA8“ “ "It doesn't matter to us if [workers] join or not, just as long as they have the right to decide," ” ” . . . Mark Mix talks right-to-work with club By Erin Ragan (Southeast Missourian) * * * (Ohioans for Workplace Freedom) Posted 22 hours ago. Munster" we are ohio " .co m Come on , lets talk some more about CHOICES !! You know the Choice that workers make when they go to work and either CHOOSE to work union or CHOOSE to work non union ! Now exactly how is it that this CHOICE isn't a CHOICE ?? Again more idiotic speculation from a welfare addicted right-wing nutjob !I guess if you keep living in your fantasy world at least your not harming anyone else ! You see this is what Im talking about ! we are ohio .co m Remember SB5 ??? Posted 1 day ago. MunsterFor "people" like wrongriki , who cant accept the facts that prove them wrong , its a sad state of affairs that even after being debunked they keep up this constant barrage of ignorant right-wing crappola !Wrongriki and others like it are all that's wrong with these forums !How does it feel wrongriki to whine about your "freerider" bullsh&t all the the while collecting welfare ( A free ride ) ! Typical republican ! Posted 1 day ago. MunsterVOTERS and TAXPAYERS: Whom do you believe? Wrongriki who must always post right-wing propaganda and lies! Who follows the republican mantra of deny , deflect , mis-lead and lie ! And uses rabid republican garbage factories to shore up its bullsh%t ! OR Those who post facts and have actually had a job and not relied on the government for its living ! . . . (we are ohio .co m) Posted 1 day ago. R1KRA8“That indefinite leave allowed Naimoli to receive a city pension that is paying him about $157,000 a year even as he collects a $292,000 salary from Local 76.”
“The average retired city worker receives about $29,000 a year.”
. . . Law gives huge pension perks to union leaders In all, 23 expected to collect combined $56 million in their lifetimes By Jason Grotto (Chicago Tribune) * * * (Ohioans for workplace freedom) Posted 1 day ago. MunsterSame crap from wrongriki ! They make their choice !And heres a common sense thing to do ! If you dont like unions you have a choice , DONT GET A JOB THERE !!! When you consider that 87% of jobs are non -union there must be tons of non-union jobs out there ! People make choices everyday and most live with their decisions but for a very few, they decided to work at a union shop for the better pay and benefits and then decided they didnt want to pay their fair share ! Just like the typical republican right ?" we are ohio" .co m The average worker—unionized or not—working in a right-to-work state earns approximately $1,500 less per year than a similar worker in a state without such a law.Right to Work For Less By ThinkProgress War Room on Dec 10, 2012 at 5:26 pm "we are Ohio". c om Posted 1 day ago. R1KRA8“Thanks to the assistance of the National Right to Work Legal Defense Foundation, six workers will no longer have union fees taken from the paychecks after they filed unfair labor practice charges alleging a violation of the Indiana’s newly minted Right to Work law.” . . . Six Freed From Compulsory Unionism By NRTWC Staff * * * (Ohioans for Workplace Freedom) Posted 1 day ago. MunsterThe Eight Lies Behind The Republican Push For Right To Work Laws However, as we have seen over and over again, the meme that corporations can’t make a profit if they have to pay workers is a lie (lie #2), and that is the premise of the first lie. Germany is a great example of what happens when workers and labor are valued and have a seat at the table, as exemplified in their “codetermination system”. This system requires, by law, the appointment of worker representatives to a company’s board of directors. Posted 1 day ago. R1KRA8“ “Unless unions start to give their members a reason to stay, or unless they can convince new members to join their ranks, then organized labor in America will only continue its slow decline into irrelevancy.” ”
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Union Membership Plummets, According to Today’s Bureau of Labor Statistics Report
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(Ohioans for Workplace Freedom) Posted 1 day ago. MunsterThe Eight Lies Behind The Republican Push For Right To Work Laws However, as we have seen over and over again, the meme that corporations can’t make a profit if they have to pay workers is a lie (lie #2), and that is the premise of the first lie. Germany is a great example of what happens when workers and labor are valued and have a seat at the table, as exemplified in their “codetermination system”. This system requires, by law, the appointment of worker representatives to a company’s board of directors. Posted 1 day ago. MunsterWe are Ohio .co m Finally you admit what this is all about ! The republican war on unions !! After all this bullsh#t about CHOICE ( which I've proven they already have )wrongriki fully admits that the republicans aim has nothing to do with helping Joe lunchbox and all to do with limiting union donations to candidates of their CHOICE !!We are Ohio .co m !! Posted 1 day ago. R1KRA8Do you support making Ohio a right-to-work state? Please login to vote and comment on the Hot Issue. (The Columbus Dispatch) * * * (Ohioans for Workplace Freedom) Posted 1 day ago. Munster"We are Ohio". c om Republican stooges like wrongriki have a hard time when confronted with the truth , it tends to make them look even more foolish and idiotic than normal !The main thing is wrongriki and others of that ilk have no validity because they have never had a job much less a union job so exactly why do they think they know it all ?? Well they dont ! Just a Know Nothing Expert Look its simple ! Read the Taft Hartley act and get the truth workers already have these rights ! ! Don't listen to wrongrikis republican lies and bullsh*t ! Taft-Hartley is the law of the land and wrongriki doesn't want anyone to know that all of its points are for nothing ! (we are ohio.co m) Posted 1 day ago. Post a Comment |