Our CEOs have strayed from the holy Profit and directed our ship away from the Great Material Continuum. Their blasphemy cannot be tolerated!
Our CEOs have strayed from the holy Profit and directed our ship away from the Great Material Continuum. Their blasphemy cannot be tolerated!
Honestly, it’s hard to say. I think it’s quite possible, however there’s a surprising twist with the upcoming admin: the nominee to chair the NLRB isn’t shit and has an outstandingly ok labor record as a Republican.
Edit: fwiw I know exactly how much that actually means. It just means we might get some weak pushback against the destruction of the NLRB, but the labor movement has worked with less.
He’s a self serving piece of shit that made fat donations to republicans and got installed with no prior experience to serve Trump’s agenda
Like I said, just another CEO. I’m glad you added some context for this, because he’s definitely a huge piece of shit tearing apart the fabric of a functional government.
I’m a union organizer, and by coincidence I live in MN, so this is my bread and butter.
You pretty much nailed it, with the only exception that right-to-work laws allow everyone in the workplace, even members, to avoid paying dues entirely. As the map shows, MN is not one of those states though. We have different terms in organizing circles. We call states with right-to-work “free rider” states, and those without are called “fair share” states.
Every union decides how they want to handle nonmembers outside of their legal obligations. My union is CWA, we don’t allow nonmembers to have any say at all on union matters. This means no input on the bargaining survey, no bargaining update emails, no electing the executive board, no voting on the contract, no participation in committees, no admittance to most meetings, etc.
one obvious thing - what if they voted to go on strike
In both cases, regardless of free rider laws, nonmembers are not entitled to the strike fund. The dues equivalency your grandpa paid excluded the few cents for the strike fund and a few other union governance things like that. However, they can still participate in the strike.
It’s not an invention, but a reframing of the class war.
Careful how you phrase that, I heard a militia of collectors is forming to capture the biggest depiction of a gun in the world
He’s just another CEO tbh, but the only shred of credit I’m willing to give him is that he’s not a profit ghoul by total choice, that would be the bill passed in 1970 in retaliation for the largest wildcat strike in US history. Nixon put the USPS into billions of debt.
Hmm, I wonder if things like this could ever spark violence.
Then I apologize for assuming you had the full context before engaging the way I did. You deserved to get a chance to understand before you got dog piled.
this is the internet and courtesy is generally considered a bad thing
I want to be the change with this perspective, so I hope that only the downvotes were the outcome of this misunderstanding!
Are you saying there aren’t a lot of murderers in prisons?
Definitely not. Simply that prisons generally aren’t filled with a majority of murderers.
people really think murderers only get caught if they only murder rich people?
You’re getting downvoted because this a bizarre extrapolation from my original comment. A ghost gun with a silencer, very little unintentional evidence, and a clean getaway is a hell of a case to crack. They barely managed it even with all the resources they used, and I have my doubts that Luigi is just a scapegoat. If you or I were killed like this, our murderer would not be caught.
I think 3 can still be reasonable, if they all have different focuses and don’t connect with each other. An ancient Bernie sticker, a Solidarity Forever sticker, and a Gender Justice sticker all on the same car is pretty reasonable
That’s still part of the problem with the justice system and prisons generally aren’t filled with murderers.
Unions are getting completely overwhelmed with the number of active organizing efforts going on in the country.
If you were killed in the same manner as Thompson, your killer would never be found.
That will depend entirely on how much the US gives support to the theocratic dictator on their rise to power. Don’t forget that the current hostile regime was backed by the US.
Strange how they were completely incapable of understanding this concept when it comes to right wing violence.
And my axe!
hold on
They should make a version for weed
North Korea, without hyperbole, is jealous of the NYT.