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For decades, union negotiators have steered dollars toward such things as political campaigns and generous pay and benefit packages, rather than responsibly funding retiree pension obligations. Now, with pension obligations climbing and fund assets dwindling, union executives realize that they can’t satisfy the years of promises that they irresponsibly made. Their solution? Dump union benefit obligations onto taxpayers. That way, union leaders could continue to fig ...

What is your opinion of unions today? Are they still necessary to protect the rights of the worker or have they become too politicized? If you think they are still necessary, why? If you think they are too politicized, how can we change that? ...

I hate unions because they just take the money (which should be used for paying strike benefits) and pay for political campaigns. Sure the thugs are gone but they still are corrupt. They care nothing about the people they take the money from each paycheck. ...

Did a little digging and came up with some little tidbits: Watch the following video…….then read the article. http://blog.heritage.org/2011/02/20/video-myths-vs-facts-of-the-wisconsin-union-protest/ Some other excerpts from newspapers and older reports on union presidents (didn’t have time to look for others). 1. Stacy Billings, a parent of two Madison students, told the Wisconsin State Journal that she supports unions and opposes Walker’ ...

Profiting on Disaster: NJ Senate Votes To Exclude Non-Union Construction Workers For Hurricane Sandy Work http://www.redstate.com/2013/01/14/profiting-on-disaster-new-jersey-senate-votes-to-exclude-non-union-construction-workers-for-hurricane-sandy-cleanup/ ...

http://www.nydailynews.com/ny_local/education/2011/02/24/2011-02-24_lessons_in_livin_large_uft_brass_having_a_ball_as_teachers_face_layoffs.html ...

Collective bargaining is the devil's tool unless it involves NFL referees in which case it's God's greatest gift to humanity. ...

Well now. Seems like the Unions screwed themselves when fighting so hard for Obamacare. Now they have to get in line with the rest of businesses and people. No favoritism for them. Too bad this happened AFTER the 2012 election. Obama administration denies labor’s request for health care waiver By Ezra Klein, Published: September 13 at 6:05 pm Organized labor was one of the Obama administration's most important allies during the passage of the Affordable Care A ...

What jerks!!!!!!!!! Don't they believe in checking their sources first or are they just that ignorant and don't give a hoot who they hurt? Scott Walker’s parents’ home swarmed by pro-union protesters More than 100 pro-union demonstrators swarmed the Wauwatosa, Wisconsin, home of Gov. Scott Walker’s elderly parents Monday evening to protest the Republican’s proposed state budget. The protesters circled the home on 68th Street and called out, “Hey he ...

are protesting that republicans are forcing something on them that they don't want. Funny they didn't understand that very argument when many were protesting against Obamacare and upset that the democrats were forcing something on them they didn't want either. Sucks doesn't it.... ...

Republican candidates are unionizing against the RNC. Is the media next? Republican party imploding all over the place. The other day I was shocked when Paul Ryan admitted the House was broken. I guess the first step is to hit bottom and confront denial. ...

You are SO being used. http://blogs.forbes.com/rickungar/2011/02/18/koch-brothers-behind-wisconsin-effort-to-kill-public-unions/ ...

http://www.nydailynews.com/news/politics/2010/01/15/2010-01-15_health_plan_deal_gives_unions_break.html ...

http://www.observer.com/2011/11/class-war-occupy-wall-street-unions-protest-at-sothebys/ This is accomplishing nothing but a BAD message of hate and "gimme gimme". How shameful the USA has become. Obama has contributed to this, unfortunately, with his constant bashing of the rich. He should speak up at this point before someone gets killed !!! ...

wage doesn't cost jobs might want to have a chat with unions in Los Angeles. After pushing for a big hike in that city's minimum wage — which will climb to $15 an hour by 2020 — labor leaders now want an exemption for companies that have unionized workers. Why? Because, according to Rusty Hicks, head of the Los Angeles County Federation of Labor, "with a collective bargaining agreement, a business owner and the employees negotiate an agreement that works for them both. The ag ...

a 9% rate hike. The unions give aid to the Democrats. This is why we buy Japan cars. They are still make here. My Camry was made in Kentucky and had a higher U.S. content than a Chrysler. We started buying Toyota and Nissan products. They in no form or fashion make crappy cars. Both Toyota's we owned had almost 300,000 miles on them with just general maintenance and a few timing belts. Then, my husband bought a new one. ...

A few facts for you. There are 3 large unions in the U.S.: the AFL-CIO, SEIU, and National Education Association. Do you know what the AFL-CIO initials stand for? The American Federation of Labor and Congress of Industrial Organizations (AFL-CIO) is a voluntary federation of 56 national and international labor unions. They represent 12.2 million members, including 3.2 million members in Working America, its community affiliate. Affiliates of the AFL-CIO are: Airline ...

Dear MoveOn member, Blue Cross has just announced that it's immediately raising premiums charged to hundreds of thousands of individual customers by as much as 39%—even though their parent company's profits soared to a record $4.7 billion last year.1 Even worse, the insurer has so far refused to explain why they're increasing their rates, and warned that they might do so again this year without warning. The Obama administration is demanding answers from Anthem Blue Cross, ...

I seem to recall someone posting the name of a company recently that had an great rep to work for as a CNA. I looked them up at that time (couple months ago?) but they did not have any openings at that time. Unfortunately I do not think I saved the name. I recently completed a course and my state certification and now looking for a job. Anyone remember the name or the place or have any suggestions. VA beach, Norfolk, Williamsburg, Richmond ...

http://www.couponsherpa.com/ask-coupon-sherpa/10-most-hated-companies-in-the-us/ ...

I was just wondering if anyone has ever tried the on line diet places where you purchase food, like NutriSystems, EDiets, etc., and actually lost weight. Mostly I am considering it because of having to work 18 hours a day to barely make my mortgage each month, I do not really have time to cook a nutritious meal, and my body is suffering. I was wondering if the food was any good, and if someone actually did lose weight. I was wondering if the cost of the food was worth not havin ...

i begged my company to change my hours just a little bit, but they wouldn't (long story). i HAVE to reduce my hours because i find doing medical transcription 40 hours a week absolutely mind numbing. it's killing me. so, is there anyone who knows of any companies that will hire me part-time, like maybe 30 or 32 hours a week? if so, any chance they will let you work a broken schedule, like kind of pick your own hours? i'm willing to work saturday and sunday, but i don't want t ...

http://www.businessinsider.com/companies-pay-lowest-tax-loopholes-2011-2# Hmmm. . . take a look at Boeing. I am glad for the employees--but shouldn't companies pay a fair share as well? ...

From the N.Y. Times: "As Electronic Arts prepared to market Medal of Honor Warfighter, the latest version of its top-selling video game released in October, it created a Web site that promoted the manufacturers of the guns, knives and combat-style gear depicted in the game. Among the video game giant’s marketing partners on the Web site were the McMillan Group, the maker of a high-powered sniper’s rifle, andMagpul, which sells high-capacity magazines and ot ...

Did they attack themselves too? Huffington Post was sold for $315,000,000 to AOL. Where is the screaming and the hand wringing? ...

Obamacare allows people to wait until they get sick to sign up. That's no different than waiting until my house burns down to sign up for homeowners insurance or waiting until I wreck my car to get car insurance.I understand that there are a lot of people who don't own a house or a car and maybe are unfamiliar with how insurance works. It is "insurance" which means insuring against what might happen. Allowing people to wait until they are sick means the insurance company is basic ...

What does everyone think of this? Haven't seen much about it on this board. * GOP Blocks Bill to remove tax advantages for companies that Move Jobs Abroad and give tax incentives for keeping them here. Political Hotsheet - CBS News September 28, 2010 1:02 PM Posted by Bob Fuss Republicans, with help from a handful of Democrats, used a filibuster to block a measure that would have used the tax code to punish big companies that shut U.S. manufacturing plants and move the jo ...

http://tv.gawker.com/5478876/jon-stewart-sums-up-everything-that-is-wrong-with-america-in-under-four-minutes ...

More big companies and unions...

Junk insurance that exists to fool employees - this allows them to maintain minimal coverage

Then shame on Obama admin for giving them waivers...? - what about the unions?

this is only until 2014 when the full health care law goes into effect. - minwageworker

Maybe they feel like (the employees) that is all... - they want to pay for...

I wouldn't think most employees would be under - 18 since they

Most are probably part time - nm

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