Posted by rusty wheel on May 04, 2009 at 12:42:13 from (75.180.27.253):
In Reply to: Re: OT UAW posted by Jim in N M on May 04, 2009 at 07:47:35:
Hey Jim in NM. Wherever did you get the idea that UAW represented workers received $80.00/hr. I retired from G M after 33 years in skilled trades and I assure you sir that no hourly worker ever received that kind of pay. I was earning $28.00/hr when I retired and I earned my money every day. Everyone always talks about how much money the auto workers make and how uneducated they are. Well, let me tell you, I spent four years in college to learn my trade and I did this while I worked 40 hours/week and raised a family. Believe me it wasn't easy. You never hear about how much money I saved the company. If the company had outsourced my job on a daily basis, it would have cost them thousands of dollars a day instead of the $230.00 they paid me. Maybe you union bashers should think about living conditions for the working people before the time of organized labor. Is that what you want?
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