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Right to work laws are more properly identified as "right to work cheap" laws.
this is not true at all.
Right to work laws are more properly identified as "right to work cheap" laws.
At least, we have jobs.
A job that you cannot support a family on is not exactly textbook American Dream.
union jobs in right to work states are fully capable of supporting a family.
it is sad you have to resort to outright lies to push your agenda.
Where was the lie?
union jobs in right to work states are fully capable of supporting a family.
it is sad you have to resort to outright lies to push your agenda.
The Compensation penalty of... # the average full-time, full-year worker in an RTW state makes about $1,500 less annually than a similar worker in a non-RTW state.
The rate of employer-sponsored pensions is 4.8 percentage points lower in RTW states ...
but with less income and with a less generous pension. here, see for yourself:
The Compensation penalty of
anybody with a 5th grade reading level would understand where I accused you of lying.
At least, we have jobs.
A job that you cannot support a family on is not exactly textbook American Dream.
A job that you cannot support a family on is not exactly textbook American Dream.
Neither is a government handout.
A job that you cannot support a family on is not exactly textbook American Dream.
http://www.heritage.org/research/re...-how-labor-unions-affect-jobs-and-the-economyUnions effectively tax these investments by negotiating higher wages for their members, thus lowering profits. Unionized companies respond to this union tax by reducing investment. Less investment makes unionized companies less competitive.
This, along with the fact that unions function as labor cartels that seek to reduce job opportunities, causes unionized companies to lose jobs. Economists consistently find that unions decrease the number of jobs available in the economy. The vast majority of manufacturing jobs lost over the past three decades have been among union members--non-union manufacturing employment has risen. Research also shows that widespread unionization delays recovery from economic downturns.
Some unions win higher wages for their members, though many do not. But with these higher wages, unions bring less investment, fewer jobs, higher prices, and smaller 401(k) plans for everyone else. On balance, labor cartels harm the economy, and enacting policies designed to force workers into unions will only prolong the recession.
in many cases unionized shops achieve higher profitability than their nonunionized counterpartsUnions effectively tax these investments by negotiating higher wages for their members, thus lowering profits.
but then the realized higher profitability causes the firms with better skilled employees to be more competitive, thereby providing more capital for investment or distribution to the ownersUnionized companies respond to this union tax by reducing investment. Less investment es"makes unionized companies less competitive.
that is beyond stupid. why would unions work to have fewer union jobs?This, along with the fact that unions function as labor cartels that seek to reduce job opportunities, causes unionized companies to lose jobs.
the only way this could be explained is that the better skilled union employees work more efficiently than the less capable employeesEconomists consistently find that unions decrease the number of jobs available in the economy.
this is absolutely bogus. ALL manufacturing jobs are down. it is true that new manufacturing does tend to create new facilities in union hostile statesThe vast majority of manufacturing jobs lost over the past three decades have been among union members--non-union manufacturing employment has risen.
i can't imagine why this would be true which is why i would be delighted to see the referenced research establishing this ... especially since the heritage piece is found wrong in so many other assertionsResearch also shows that widespread unionization delays recovery from economic downturns.
as was documented in an earlier post, employees in union friendly states achieve about a 4% higher retirement benefit than employees in right to work states. the higher benefit went to all employees, whether unionized or not. unionized states average incomes are greater ... for both unionized and nonunion labor. would love to see the data which "proves" reduced capital investment is due to unionizationSome unions win higher wages for their members, though many do not. But with these higher wages, unions bring less investment, fewer jobs, higher prices, and smaller 401(k) plans for everyone else.
the ultra reich wing heritage foundation (jesse helms' favorite to cite) comes to a bogus conclusion - one which will delight its wealthy industrialist benefactors like milliken - and then fabricates misinformation/propaganda to backfill its wrong conclusionsOn balance, labor cartels harm the economy, and enacting policies designed to force workers into unions will only prolong the recession.
A job that you cannot support a family on is not exactly textbook American Dream.
What, do you really believe only government jobs provide enough income for people to live off of? LOL.
It should be called "right to servitude" because that is exactly what it is! Disgusting!right to work laws are in favor of individual workers.
What, do you really believe only government jobs provide enough income for people to live off of? LOL.
8 of the top 11, AND the aggregate point to lower unemployment in right to work states.
that is the facts.
it was asked what the gop has done for workers - they have facilitated an environment prone to lower unemployment.
Just curious. Why did you stop at 11? 11 is such an odd number, people usually reference the top 10, 15 or 20.
Every full time job should provide a living wage - if not, its not a job but slavery!
but with less income and with a less generous pension. here, see for yourself:
The Compensation penalty of
interesting how they don't bring up cost of living![]()
Every full time job should provide a living wage - if not, its not a job but slavery!
Yes, I'm sorry, I'll only source to union approved propaganda sir!vic, lay off the kool aid. the heritage foundation's take on the effects of unionization is beyond wrong:
Why, business are run by fools then! EVERY Company should beg for unions to come in, why didn't I REALIZE this???in many cases unionized shops achieve higher profitability than their nonunionized counterparts
higher wages attracts a higher calibre of employee
Why... it's a revelation!but then the realized higher profitability causes the firms with better skilled employees to be more competitive, thereby providing more capital for investment or distribution to the owners
I know, it's madness, obviously companies with Unions have been expand due to the high caliber workers, better productivity and higher profits! I guess I've been falling for lies for YEARS!!!that is beyond stupid. why would unions work to have fewer union jobs?
I know, any company that doesn't employ Union Workers is just shooting themselves in the foot!the only way this could be explained is that the better skilled union employees work more efficiently than the less capable employees
See, these companies are being run by idiots! Why non-union manufacturing is just slave labor and unskilled pukes pushing out crap products! It's a travesty!this is absolutely bogus. ALL manufacturing jobs are down. it is true that new manufacturing does tend to create new facilities in union hostile states
And your source, your own opinion is most obviously the superior intellect!i can't imagine why this would be true which is why i would be delighted to see the referenced research establishing this ... especially since the heritage piece is found wrong in so many other assertions
as was documented in an earlier post, employees in union friendly states achieve about a 4% higher retirement benefit than employees in right to work states. the higher benefit went to all employees, whether unionized or not. unionized states average incomes are greater ... for both unionized and nonunion labor. would love to see the data which "proves" reduced capital investment is due to unionization
the ultra reich wing heritage foundation (jesse helms' favorite to cite) comes to a bogus conclusion - one which will delight its wealthy industrialist benefactors like milliken - and then fabricates misinformation/propaganda to backfill its wrong conclusions
this is the crap you fall for
just like the crap you fell for in the last neocon regime