Posted by charlie n on February 25, 2015 at 16:35:33 from (71.86.51.184):
In Reply to: Right to Work. posted by lfure on February 25, 2015 at 14:36:12:
I worked as a union laborer for 33 years.Paid dues every month and at the end of the year I wrote them off on my taxes.Always gotem all back plus some.Money well spent.Was able to buy a new truck when I was ready,paid for a farm, and a lot of other stuff.Retired at 53 and never looked back.I made a good wage and made enough that I could save for the future.
A good example of lower wages is one that several can relate to.Winchester has a plant 4 miles from my house.Several years ago they moved the .22 line to a RTW state.Wages here were around $20.00 an hour and the bullets were $1.50 a box.Now they pay the help maybe $14.00 an hour and the bullets are $5.00 a box.Who faired from that.And the quality is shi#.
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