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Subscribe to this threadForbes reports UAW/Chrysler strike is over, but it's not
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trevor2k @ Oct 10th 2007 5:20PM
Hey...I have an idea! Let's strike right when America's Car Companies are as screwed as they ever have been, and really stick it to them! That way the company will be royally f'd and we can all be without jobs in a year or two.
Seriously, WTF is wrong with these unions? Yes, back in the day greedy corporations stuck it to the little people. Unions formed and fought back. Good for them. But, now that someone can go and file a lawsuit for just about whatever the hell they want, there is no need for unions. Non-Union worker getting the shaft at work? Go get a lawyer. I guarantee you'll get a lot more from that than joining a union.