Posted by John Harmon on June 12, 2009 at 09:08:17 from (65.55.67.185):
In Reply to: Unions posted by trucker40 on June 11, 2009 at 21:59:05:
Well all the praise from some and scorn from others concerning Unionization of a particular Craft or Trade aside I can say I am proud to have been a part of the Carpenters & Millwrights International Union during my 32 years as a Journeyman Carpenter.Sure there were unpleasant times but the good times far out shone the bad.I have been a recipient of a very good Pension share since 1999 from my participation as a member of this Union for 32 years.Our retirement years have been good because I believed in my support and participation in the causes of my Union with fellow Brothers and as a result of this belief I recieve every month on time, financial support called a "Pension Check"to continue our life style as long as we live along with numerous side benefits. Long live the Unions,for with out them the working middle class of citizens of this and and any other country will soon become entraped in a Serfdom created by the people of wealth we have not seen since the dark ages.My Carpenters Pension remains constant and the future of it is well regulated while I see the 401K's of unfortunate believers of this type of retirement security have lost much of their future 401K benefit from the near collapse of the worlds financial system.IMHO JH
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