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Old September 21st 05, 02:18 PM
Bob Moore
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"Aluckyguess" wrote

You are 100% right. This is especially true with highly skilled labor.
The company has to keep the duds because of seniority(.) this lets the
cream of the crop go to other company's.(companies) The more skilled one
is(,) the less he needs the union. I have always thought the union
protects the lazy and stupid. Now I am not saying their(there) are a lot
of smart(,) hard working union members and some companies use the union to
their advantage. Their(There) are also a lot of bad(badly) run companies
with or without the union.

 




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