OK Vick, I promised you , so now I produce

Vick · 05-30-2004

Herein lies the rub gentlemen

You concern yourselves with the good of the "common man" whereas I concern myself with my own good

In 2004 Unions are a waste, and downright evil. Unions take away the incentive to produce to the fullest capacity - neither of you deal with that issue

Simple human nature (of some) .....

If Joe, PD and I all work on the same assembly line and I can make 8 widgets an hour, PD can make 6 and Joe can make 10 - why do we all get the same payscale?
Where is the incentive to keep Joe producing 10 widgets when PD is getting paid more because he has been with the company longer and is actually producing less and costing more?

Now that is one of the the craziest things I've ever heard

The money (I've seen) wasted has less to do with inefficiencies of scale as it has to do with downright um ... pocket lining

I could go on about the evils of unions for hours ....

What about increased production by auto plants that were shut down and reopened as a non union shop (see East Lansing, Michigan)?

05-30-2004	#1
Vick Celebrating Company's Success with A Beer From Mini Bar Want to see your own Advertising Here! Join Date: Oct 2002 Location: Little South of Sanity Posts: 6,551	Herein lies the rub gentlemen You concern yourselves with the good of the "common man" whereas I concern myself with my own good In 2004 Unions are a waste, and downright evil. Unions take away the incentive to produce to the fullest capacity - neither of you deal with that issue Simple human nature (of some) ..... If Joe, PD and I all work on the same assembly line and I can make 8 widgets an hour, PD can make 6 and Joe can make 10 - why do we all get the same payscale? Where is the incentive to keep Joe producing 10 widgets when PD is getting paid more because he has been with the company longer and is actually producing less and costing more? Now that is one of the the craziest things I've ever heard The money (I've seen) wasted has less to do with inefficiencies of scale as it has to do with downright um ... pocket lining I could go on about the evils of unions for hours .... What about increased production by auto plants that were shut down and reopened as a non union shop (see East Lansing, Michigan)? __________________ Pssst Click the Button Above I once wanted to be a Gynecologist But I couldn't find an opening

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