It is the union`s Holy Grail to get into Walmart. They also worry about Walmart continued destruction of grocery stores, with union work forces. This will continue to be a story for some time to come.
Brilliant, well written and well explained article.
Yep, that pretty much sums it up. The Union would rather see everyone out of work, then have one individual miss out on their fair share of the companies profit. Errr..... I mean their fair share of something they did not earn.... errr.... help me out here, what exactly is the union fighting for again? More money for less work, if I understand correctly. And, they don't understand why management is not happy to oblige.
Woman: how much for your lox? Shopkeeper: five bucks a pound. Woman: why so much? Meyer's deli charges only four bucks a pound. Shopkeeper: so why don't you buy your lox at Meyer's, then? Woman: they're all out. Shopkeeper: I tell you what -- when I'm out of lox, I'll sell it to you at three bucks a pound.
Thanks for the link Cap'n
ReplyDeleteIt is the union`s Holy Grail to get into Walmart. They also worry about Walmart continued destruction of grocery stores, with union work forces.
ReplyDeleteThis will continue to be a story for some time to come.
Brilliant, well written and well explained article.
ReplyDeleteYep, that pretty much sums it up. The Union would rather see everyone out of work, then have one individual miss out on their fair share of the companies profit. Errr..... I mean their fair share of something they did not earn.... errr.... help me out here, what exactly is the union fighting for again? More money for less work, if I understand correctly. And, they don't understand why management is not happy to oblige.
Oh, almost forgot.
Morons!
This reminds me of a story:
ReplyDeleteA woman walks into a deli.
Woman: how much for your lox?
Shopkeeper: five bucks a pound.
Woman: why so much? Meyer's deli charges only four bucks a pound.
Shopkeeper: so why don't you buy your lox at Meyer's, then?
Woman: they're all out.
Shopkeeper: I tell you what -- when I'm out of lox, I'll sell it to you at three bucks a pound.