Ohio's Right to Work Law is next

[know1]

on the other side (the people AGAINST unions), these folks are just tired of paying through the nose for goods and services just so AAA payscales, benefits and retirement packages can be provided for others when they themselves don't have the same AAA payscales, benefits and retirement packages..

I'm more against unions from the standpoint that I fear the very high wages and benefits they demand will hasten those jobs and industries out the door to other countries. We live in a global market with a lot of competition for jobs and businesses and the USA's pay scales are already much higher than a lot of the rest of the world. Now is not the time to be demanding more and more because we might find we all have less and less when the business all go elsewhere.

[Chubminnow]

I'm more against unions from the standpoint that I fear the very high wages and benefits they demand will hasten those jobs and industries out the door to other countries. We live in a global market with a lot of competition for jobs and businesses and the USA's pay scales are already much higher than a lot of the rest of the world. Now is not the time to be demanding more and more because we might find we all have less and less when the business all go elsewhere.

I hear ya man! Heck...just look at any industry you want you'll find what you wrote about jobs going over seas is so true, dead on, right on! The auto industry is a perfect example of this...all we do here now is assemble an automobile. I have no idea how many genuine made in U.S.A. parts is on my 97 model Chevy but I'm pretty sure it's not 100% made in U.S.A. We don't build no where near as many parts here as we used to, for anything...household appliances, you name it.

[DJD]

I hear ya man! Heck...just look at any industry you want you'll find what you wrote about jobs going over seas is so true, dead on, right on! The auto industry is a perfect example of this...all we do here now is assemble an automobile. I have no idea how many genuine made in U.S.A. parts is on my 97 model Chevy but I'm pretty sure it's not 100% made in U.S.A. We don't build no where near as many parts here as we used to, for anything...household appliances, you name it.

I think my 95' Chevy was assembled in Canada. I'll double check.