Disir
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Hey pro union person. You stated the same thing.That's not the entire story. The unions refused modernization that would result in reduction of labor.Bullshit. Steel works a lot like OPEC. Steel dumping and refusing to update their crap is what hurt them. Lots of people have been jacked out of their pensions.
LOL! Yeah... I hear ya.
Here's the problem ya have tho'... When an industry is being attacked by their competitors wherein they're dumping product to lower the price, that means that they know that your weak and know what it will take to knock you out of the game.
The only means to surviving that, is to be able to reduce cost, and adapt ...
Now labor is the highest cost of any operation, so what would you say would be the hardest possible labor circumstance to control?
Take your time... .
But it rhymes with "Schmunion".
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Refusing to innovate and increased competition led to Bethlehem folding. They stopped getting contracts.
Unions were not the problem. Never were. The Unions have spent the past 15 years taking cuts.
No they didn't.
Denial is not a defense.
The union did not stop it. That's you ad libbing.