Are we headed toward government imposed settlements for strikes? (Poll)

Should government end strikes by imposing a fair settlement?

  • Yes

    Votes: 1 50.0%
  • No

    Votes: 1 50.0%

  • Total voters
    2

kyzr

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Oct 14, 2009
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More than 3,000 US factories moved overseas in the last decade.

The obvious reason is lower labor costs. Now we are looking at Boeing's strike and the longshoreman's strike.

If either strike lasts a long time the US economy will be adversely affected, so what is the solution?

"Mediation" may or may not work. Who has the power to impose a fair settlement?


Boeing wage talks break off without progress to end strike, union says​


Will unions end capitalism, or will the government step in and impose a fair settlement?
 
More than 3,000 US factories moved overseas in the last decade.

The obvious reason is lower labor costs. Now we are looking at Boeing's strike and the longshoreman's strike.

If either strike lasts a long time the US economy will be adversely affected, so what is the solution?

"Mediation" may or may not work. Who has the power to impose a fair settlement?


Boeing wage talks break off without progress to end strike, union says​


Will unions end capitalism, or will the government step in and impose a fair settlement?

You cannot offshore dock workers. They have the upper hand in the negotiations.

I am against Govt interference.
 

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