"HK" wrote in message
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wrote:
No NO Not finally!! This is terrible for the everyone! This is not
stimulus when union workers are only 16% of the construction trades
workforce! that leaves 84% of every person in the trade discriminated
against.
I am an Electrician and my company is located near D.C. All of our
jobs are government buildings. This order is going to take that away
from me. I am going to have to join a union in order to work? thats
stupid

I make more money than a union worker who does the same job, because I
get the same pay and benifits but I dont have to pay any money to the
union.



bullschitt.


Why is that "bullschitt" Harry, whatever the word "bullschitt" means?

Eisboch

Eisboch wrote:

"HK" wrote in message
...
wrote:
No NO Not finally!! This is terrible for the everyone! This is not
stimulus when union workers are only 16% of the construction trades
workforce! that leaves 84% of every person in the trade discriminated
against.
I am an Electrician and my company is located near D.C. All of our
jobs are government buildings. This order is going to take that away
from me. I am going to have to join a union in order to work? thats
stupid

I make more money than a union worker who does the same job, because I
get the same pay and benifits but I dont have to pay any money to the
union.



bullschitt.


Why is that "bullschitt" Harry, whatever the word "bullschitt" means?

Eisboch

It is very unlikely he gets the same pay and benefits as a union
electrician. And on the possibility he does, why does he think he gets
the same pay and benefits?

In virtually every market ENR surveys, union rates are higher than
non-union rates, and the benefits are better, too.

"HK" wrote in message
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Eisboch wrote:

Why is that "bullschitt" Harry, whatever the word "bullschitt" means?

Eisboch



It is very unlikely he gets the same pay and benefits as a union
electrician. And on the possibility he does, why does he think he gets the
same pay and benefits?


I don't understand the question. The guy says he earns more money with
benefits than a union electrician doing the same job because he doesn't have
to pay union dues. I don't find that unusual. I know you do.



In virtually every market ENR surveys, union rates are higher than
non-union rates, and the benefits are better, too.


You should stop reading surveys and polls and start paying attention to real
world data.
Your sources are obviously biased.

Eisboch

Eisboch wrote:

"HK" wrote in message
...

Eisboch wrote:

Why is that "bullschitt" Harry, whatever the word "bullschitt" means?

Eisboch



It is very unlikely he gets the same pay and benefits as a union
electrician. And on the possibility he does, why does he think he gets
the same pay and benefits?


I don't understand the question. The guy says he earns more money with
benefits than a union electrician doing the same job because he doesn't
have to pay union dues. I don't find that unusual. I know you do.



In virtually every market ENR surveys, union rates are higher than
non-union rates, and the benefits are better, too.


You should stop reading surveys and polls and start paying attention to
real world data.
Your sources are obviously biased.

Eisboch




Right. I should take the word of some unknown yokel over the time
honored and accepted salary and cost reports of engineering news-record.

"HK" wrote in message
...
Eisboch wrote:

"HK" wrote in message
...

Eisboch wrote:

Why is that "bullschitt" Harry, whatever the word "bullschitt"
means?

Eisboch



It is very unlikely he gets the same pay and benefits as a union
electrician. And on the possibility he does, why does he think he gets
the same pay and benefits?


I don't understand the question. The guy says he earns more money with
benefits than a union electrician doing the same job because he doesn't
have to pay union dues. I don't find that unusual. I know you do.



In virtually every market ENR surveys, union rates are higher than
non-union rates, and the benefits are better, too.


You should stop reading surveys and polls and start paying attention to
real world data.
Your sources are obviously biased.

Eisboch




Right. I should take the word of some unknown yokel over the time honored
and accepted salary and cost reports of engineering news-record.


I take the word of numerous tradespeople I've met over the years, including
employees of my company.

Your spin is bullschitt, whatever that means.

Eisboch