He also had to cut back on staff hours to make those numbers work. But you do you.
When workers try to unionize, what do private employers do?
75% hire consultants to run anti-union campaigns
63% force employees to hear anti-union propaganda
54% threaten workers
We are going to end the attacks on workers' right to organize. #LaborDay
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So they had their hours cut back? Yes?
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Also, I don't see how more pay for less work time is a bad thing
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Unions have a long history working with business in times of need or special circumstances, to temporarily reduce pay and/or hrs, suspend benefits, etc. e.g. auto industry in 80s 90s. Biz and unions CAN be partners, work together, grow economy. But there must be unions.
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Please say that to a vet who served 25 collective years. Is my husband 90% disabled after 21 years of service all so that we can prop corrupt politicians that slash veterans benefits? Why don’t my fellow Americans have
#MedicareForAll when I served in countries that provide?pic.twitter.com/LtoU8g4qU8
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Workers at my mother's metal shop unionized, prompting their parent company to forcibly close the whole branch. Her last day is tomorrow.
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Corporate greed is not good for anyone! Decline of Unions, directly correlated with the decline of the American middle class, and income inequality at record high.
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Why, thank you- I appreciate that?
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I was 18 years old and working at
@Target when I was forced to watch anti-union propaganda and even approached in a store by a person whose job it was to tell me how bad unions are. So predatory. I was making $8.50/hour in 2010. -
Likewise I worked seasonal help and I am a teacher. I thought it was crazy and was perplexed how stressful it was for my supervisor that made maybe $12/hour- no way there is enough hours in a day for her to make it! It was sad!
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My first job at 16 was
@McDonalds in 2008 and I was paid $6.50/hour. I remember hearing supervisors made $12/hour and they’re adults with kids. I knew back then it wasn’t a living wage. Not much has changed!
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Hillary helped Wal-Mart keep their employees from unionizing back in the 1980's
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Jimmy Carter headed a famous committee damning Unions in 1975, and the DNC brought an anti minimum wage lobbyist into the fold during Obama's tenure- This has been a 40 year goal.
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