$15 an Hour Unless You are a Union

[sag38]

Now the unions in LA want the right to collectively bargain for less than $15.00. Not in the union or your place of employment isn't unionized then you are out of luck. Can anyone say "hypocrisy?" By the way, the author recognizes the contradiction but is still an idiot by suggesting this still might be a good idea.

http://www.slate.com/blogs/moneybox...e_labor_unions_want_to_be_exempt_from_it.html

 

[wpe3bql]

Some workers at a downtown Nashville McDonald's location have occasionally gone "on strike" to demand a $15/hr salary.

I'm told that the same thing has happened at other McDonalds restaurants as well.

I hope that these actions are as successful as have been those of trying to unionize the US military.

 

[church mouse guy]

The rich want to put fast food restaurants and others out of business. Along comes the union and says that you can stay in business if you let us unionize your hamburger place and you can still pay entry-level wages.

Also, Hollywood is saying that they might not be able to afford to make movies in southern California anymore with the new higher wages for all the little things it takes to make a movie.

California wants to open the borders to millions of more Mexicans to vote Democrat and at the same time they want this very unskilled labor to earn fifteen dollars an hour. It don't make sense what the Democrats are trying to do.