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Devin @ Oct 10th 2007 12:13PM
Um.. probably because they make about 5x as much money as those McDonalds employees, except the Union employees have an extremely low skilled job (like Mcdondalds) and have on average have almost no post-high school education. This, along with the fact that it is almost impossible for GM to fire any of these people because they are under contract, even if they decide to show up. I think mainly, its because a high school drop out is making 2-3x as much as the teachers in the high schools. Oh, and the fact they are greedy, and want even more of GM's money. Long live GM. Kill the Unions.