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Nov 16, 2012 12:48PM
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Well I'm not sure what the details were regarding this strike and I'm sure none of the people writing comments here know them either.  I do know I have watched a corporation minimize the employees that "make them money"  and degrade the quality of their product while rewarding "bad" managers and executives that were not worth near the money they got  in compensation. They ran the business into the ground, but the exec's walked away with a lot of money!!!!  I am an engineer and I have been fortunate to have been a union member for many years.  I watched the employees in our company that weren't union members loose wages and benefits at the whim of the executives ....  With the greed I see in Corporate America I think unions are a necessary part of business!
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