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Take that, taxpayers!

Conks and non-union labor

dbackjon wrote:Conks and non-union labor

Dback, you're a great guy, but that's just bullshit right there. Non-union labor? Non union labor is the reason it's not a $120M stadium.

dbackjon wrote:Conks and non-union labor

In Texas I'm sure it was a bunch of Mexicans.

JohnStOnge wrote:

dbackjon wrote:Conks and non-union labor

In Texas I'm sure it was a bunch of Mexicans.

Ibanez wrote:

dbackjon wrote:Conks and non-union labor

Dback, you're a great guy, but that's just bullshit right there. Non-union labor? Non union labor is the reason it's not a $120M stadium.

But is it also the reason it started falling apart?

Grizalltheway wrote:

Ibanez wrote: Dback, you're a great guy, but that's just bullshit right there. Non-union labor? Non union labor is the reason it's not a $120M stadium.

But is it also the reason it started falling apart?

Exactly, because union built projects never fall apart..

One of the major points of a union is to make sure workers aren't held accountable for doing crappy work. Another major point is to make sure they keep getting raises, etc., whether they do crappy work or not. I don't know why ANYBODY would believe union labor should lead to a superior product.

JohnStOnge wrote:One of the major points of a union is to make sure workers aren't held accountable for doing crappy work. Another major point is to make sure they keep getting raises, etc., whether they do crappy work or not. I don't know why ANYBODY would believe union labor should lead to a superior product.

Unions can be guilty of those things but there are also union apprentice and training programs that work very hard at making sure that union members are well trained on the fundamentals through the latest tools and techniques. Open shop training varies by location but can be up to the individual and the contractor.