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juajen

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9. They will just move to another right-to-work state where they can pay lousy wages

Reply to Bette (Reply #4)

Sat Dec 15, 2012, 10:26 AM

Dec 2012

SC is so happy to have Boeing. I am so tired of right to work states, and I seem to be tied to one of them. Of course, we are getting more and more of them. I hope unions can somehow save this country, but I am positive that they need some help from us and legislatures all over the country. Hope they get it.

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Boeing Unilaterally Amends Medical Plan, Leaving SPEEA Family Without Coverage for In-Home Care [View all] antigop Dec 2012 OP

Fuck Boeing MannyGoldstein Dec 2012 #1

Doing this to this family is inexcusable. So I won't excuse Boeing for this. pnwmom Dec 2012 #2

No way! Bette Dec 2012 #4

With inflation as low as it is, that's a high increase, especially pnwmom Dec 2012 #6

........... Angry Dragon Dec 2012 #7

its probably 6% over several years Betty88 Dec 2012 #8

Yeah, when you see "the union wants a gigantic raise" it's usually something like that Posteritatis Dec 2012 #11

They will just move to another right-to-work state where they can pay lousy wages juajen Dec 2012 #9

Another Reason to have Universal Healthcare LarryNM Dec 2012 #3

Amen. JRS Dec 2012 #12

Thank you Boeing adieu Dec 2012 #5

Oh, how sad. What a predicament. I wonder if there are other options. nt Honeycombe8 Dec 2012 #10