@paulg the article argues that most US ports haven't hit the ROI tipping point & union resistance is a minor (justifiable) factor
Why is Rotterdam's port 80% more efficient than Oakland's? Short answer: unions. Long answer:http://goo.gl/vGnNPG
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@paulg unions less important with a generous social safety netThanks. Twitter will use this to make your timeline better. UndoUndo
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@MartinBurnsSCO Can't a CEO fail a company? But what if another CEO doesn't is that proof that the CEO couldn't have failed the Company?
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@MartinBurnsSCO Unions don't have to have bad policies that are worthy of criticism but they can, and the USA port unions do, IMO.
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@MartinBurnsSCO I agree. The % of articles I read with sufficient evidence for their claim is tiny. Even the good ones just give a small bit
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@MartinBurnsSCO To me the good ones provide something of interest that is worth reading.
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@MartinBurnsSCO I find management largely bad, sadly. And unions are often nearly as deserving of criticism. I don't recall seeing the >
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@MartinBurnsSCO < don't criticize x CEO, consider the nuance for why they did these bad things. I understand reality is full of nuance.
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