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madrchsod

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10. i take it volkswagen-uaw does`t understand tennessee is a right to work state

Reply to d_r (Original post)

Sun Feb 9, 2014, 07:03 AM

Feb 2014

even if they get a union those people who are opposed do not have to pay union dues but reap the benefits of the uaw.

i wonder what the home office thinks about those cheap tax rates now.

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VW officials defend company actions over Chattanooga election [View all] d_r Feb 2014 OP

It would become a better place to work, to have rules established and to keep up with Thinkingabout Feb 2014 #1

Thats.... weird... AtheistCrusader Feb 2014 #2

That workers don't trust unions? Given recent years I don't think it's weird at all Recursion Feb 2014 #8

union corruption strikeforce Feb 2014 #12

Idiots. They do not understand what it could mean for them to be in a cooperative but JDPriestly Feb 2014 #3

My guess? Egnever Feb 2014 #5

Because the ignorant North is full of rotting infrastructure. Leontius Feb 2014 #11

Better rotting infrastructure than rotting minds. JDPriestly Feb 2014 #13

you know this Cryptoad Feb 2014 #4

Makes sense - the anti-union workers have to get together to petition to hold a meeting. haele Feb 2014 #6

I live 25 minutes from Chattanooga Winning1 Feb 2014 #7

I for one want to see VW unionize it will give me another choice next time when I need to purchase a wocaonimabi Feb 2014 #9

i take it volkswagen-uaw does`t understand tennessee is a right to work state madrchsod Feb 2014 #10