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The problem with a lot of big business is that 5% of the workforce takes home 90% of the profit. The employees & stockholders are forced to split up the rest. Since it's only fair that those sitting at the corporate roundtable make 10 or 20 million a year
and stockholders are important for cash flow, when push comes to shove, they'll find cheaper employees.
Unions...I'm a pretty lousy historian and have an equally crappy memory, but it seems to me unions were formed WAY back, to keep the mostly immigrant dockworkers from becoming slaves to the greedy shipyard owners on the east coast. Problem is, the greed shifted. Nuff said, and I'm done.

Unions...I'm a pretty lousy historian and have an equally crappy memory, but it seems to me unions were formed WAY back, to keep the mostly immigrant dockworkers from becoming slaves to the greedy shipyard owners on the east coast. Problem is, the greed shifted. Nuff said, and I'm done.