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Current Events => The DUmpster => Topic started by: Freeper on November 29, 2012, 04:40:53 PM
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nadinbrzezinski (112,496 posts)
There is something happening here...
Occupy...
Walmart workers take a stand
McDonnals workers do the same
Nissan workers want to unionize.
http://www.aflcio.org/Blog/(p)/54911
We have local hospital workers in San Diego asking for better wages...
Something is happening here, I think the reaction is starting to take shape. Time will tell, but tipping point is being reached, methinks.
Oh and yes, labor is starting to flex muscles and finding, after thirty years, that while atrophied, they are starting to work.
About bloody time...
http://www.democraticunderground.com/10021902874
What's she babbling about?
:-)
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http://www.democraticunderground.com/10021902874
What's she babbling about?
:-)
Maybe it's that time of the month, you know, that cyclical thing?
About bloody time...
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Ah yes, the best time to walk away from your job is when there's 500 people in line with applications ready to step into your place.
But they're the smartest people on the planet, you know.
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WalMart workers DID take a stand.
It was beside their employer, and NOT with the yewnyun slugs.
Yewnyun bosses must be getting hard up for cash to pay for their mansions. (With yewnyun dues.)
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I wonder why the only link it provides is to the AFLCIO, which proves nothing.
If this is a thing, why not be the intrepid cub reporter and really illuminate this thing?
How many Walmart employees walked out?
How many McD employees are getting out front on this?
Where is the back story on the hospital workers in San Diego.
This would seem to be crunchy...no?
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Nissan workers want to unionize.
http://www.aflcio.org/Blog/(p)/54911
Wow! A union blog? Nissan might as well just cave now.
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Wow! A union blog? Nissan might as well just cave now.
I believe a certain yewnyun tried to convince people that a million WalMart workers wanted "a voice".
All fifty of them walked out. :lmao:
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So not counting the homeless who took over parks to feel important, maybe 3 dozen people walked off their jobs in the mistaken idea that doing so somehow is protected and will get them raises? Yep the underpinnings are shaking. :whatever:
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Because the oblate spheroid's careless with spelling again, I had to nadin something.
McDonnals workers do the same
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In 2003, Joe McDonnal showed off some of the elaborate décor that made his supper club The Ruins unique.
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Parties? He threw a few. Like the time he catered a leap-year birthday bash at his Market Place Caterers, purposely flooding the long entry, then placing steppingstones in foot-high water, inviting guests — men in tuxes, women in heels — to "leap" their way in.....
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(http://i237.photobucket.com/albums/ff68/kayaktn/mcdowells.jpg)
"McDowells" :rotf:
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Response to Heathen57 (Reply #9)
Thu Nov 29, 2012, 06:11 PM
nadinbrzezinski (112,500 posts)
10. Yup, we are living high
In the 1880s.
And I suspect soon, relatively speaking, the Sherman Anti trust Act will be dusted too.
Has a relative named Sherman?
No it won't gNads. You're a bloddy damned idiot. :loser:
Chis_ :rotf: :rotf:
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Unions. useless. Just a democrat party tax on the working man.
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Unions. useless. Just a democrat party tax on the working man.
It's like in the Mikey D's thread where they want to be paid $15 an hour to flip burgers, what they don't realize is the unions will take $7 an hour in dues. :-)
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It's like in the Mikey D's thread where they want to be paid $15 an hour to flip burgers, what they don't realize is the unions will take $7 an hour in dues. :-)
The yewnyun boss has to pay for his McMansion some how. :whistling:
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It's like in the Mikey D's thread where they want to be paid $15 an hour to flip burgers, what they don't realize is the unions will take $7 an hour in dues. :-)
Not only that, we'll be seeing automation come to fast food sooner rather than later. I'll bet the technology already exists to make a burger to order from cooking it to putting the condiments on it.
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Newsflash, nads--more people want OUT of unions than want IN.
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Another tipping point detected by the crazy bald dwarf!
The last time we crossed the Rubicon was when that bluedog dem congresswoman was shot down in Arizona.
The leftist press blamed the shooting on Sarah Palin, and she called their nutty position a "blood libel".
Nutcase nadin immediately detected a tipping point, enhanced with a Rubicon-crossing, that heralded the imminent outbreak of revolution in America.
Then when an occupooper crapped on a police car, nutcase nadin detected a tipping point with the occupoopers heralding a sea change in Americian politics.
Now, the Walmart strike that didn't happen and the McDonald's walkout that didn't happen, combined with someone in San Diego wanting more pay, means another earth shattering tipping point.
She's a trained historian, you know.
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She's a trained historian, you know.
She needs to be 'trained'--in a cage, with a bullwhip and a chair.
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I take it the fast-food walkout bombed like the WalMart one.
<----Haven't heard a peep about it.
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Another tipping point detected by the crazy bald dwarf!
The last time we crossed the Rubicon was when that bluedog dem congresswoman was shot down in Arizona.
The leftist press blamed the shooting on Sarah Palin, and she called their nutty position a "blood libel".
Nutcase nadin immediately detected a tipping point, enhanced with a Rubicon-crossing, that heralded the imminent outbreak of revolution in America.
Then when an occupooper crapped on a police car, nutcase nadin detected a tipping point with the occupoopers heralding a sea change in Americian politics.
Now, the Walmart strike that didn't happen and the McDonald's walkout that didn't happen, combined with someone in San Diego wanting more pay, means another earth shattering tipping point.
She's a trained historian, you know.
What I wouldn't give for a look at her Iggy list.
I think that some of the misfits are starting to catch on, but still, I sure would like to see that Iggy list.
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What I wouldn't give for a look at her Iggy list.
I think that some of the misfits are starting to catch on, but still, I sure would like to see that Iggy list.
Looking for yourself, perhaps?
I'm not on it....yet. :tongue:
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http://www.democraticunderground.com/10021902874
now she thinks she's the voice of organized labor:
Thu Nov 29, 2012, 05:31 PM
nadinbrzezinski (112,516 posts)
There is something happening here...
Occupy...
Walmart workers take a stand
McDonnals workers do the same
Nissan workers want to unionize.
http://www.aflcio.org/Blog/(p)/54911
We have local hospital workers in San Diego asking for better wages...
Something is happening here, I think the reaction is starting to take shape. Time will tell, but tipping point is being reached, methinks.
Oh and yes, labor is starting to flex muscles and finding, after thirty years, that while atrophied, they are starting to work.
About bloody time...
:lol:
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nadinbrzezinski (112,496 posts)
There is something happening here...
Occupy...
Walmart workers take a stand
McDonnals workers do the same
Nissan workers want to unionize.
http://www.aflcio.org/Blog/(p)/54911
We have local hospital workers in San Diego asking for better wages...
Something is happening here, I think the reaction is starting to take shape. Time will tell, but tipping point is being reached, methinks.
Oh and yes, labor is starting to flex muscles and finding, after thirty years, that while atrophied, they are starting to work.
About bloody time...
Sure. Sure it is.
Wal-Mart? Huge fail.
McDonalds? By a former ACORN bigwig. Sure....
Nissan workers want to unionize? No they don't.
We have local hospital workers in San Diego asking for better wages? Who doesn't, bird brain.
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So many unhappy workers.
In Obama's America.
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they are all trying to make the appearance of a big labor revival - I think some of it is in reaction to Hostess' liquidation.
http://www.democraticunderground.com/10021903522
fast food is not a vital industry and unionization would destroy it
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Looking for yourself, perhaps?
I'm not on it....yet. :tongue:
Heh...I wish.
But regretfully no, I can't keep my pie hole shut. I admit I am a dreadful failure as a mole.
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Not only that, we'll be seeing automation come to fast food sooner rather than later. I'll bet the technology already exists to make a burger to order from cooking it to putting the condiments on it.
There is a touchscreen machine that takes your order for you at some of the Jack-in-the-Box restaurants here. It's a start...
Also, Hertz has some cool technology like that too for their front counter. No more dealing with those cranky union workers. And my husband is testing something really cool for Hertz where you won't have to talk to ANYONE anymore when renting a car. He is one of them people testing it out. Not sure when it will go live though.