"hk" wrote in message
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I feel for American workers who gave their all for the corporation and in
the end got screwed by it in losing their jobs, or their health care, or
their pensions.



I agree with you. Unfortunately, not all American workers give their "all"
for the corporation.
To many .... too many ... it's a job and that's about where the loyalty
ends.

Eisboch

On Apr 8, 5:17*pm, "Eisboch" wrote:
"hk" wrote in message

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I feel for American workers who gave their all for the corporation and in
the end got screwed by it in losing their jobs, or their health care, or
their pensions.

I agree with you. *Unfortunately, not all American workers give their "all"
for the corporation.
To many .... *too many ... it's a job and that's about where the loyalty
ends.

Eisboch

I have to agree. While I think that unions provided a much needed
middle ground in the employee versus employer showdown, and I also
think unions did much for the horrid working conditions, I've seen the
you-can't-fire-me apathy first hand.

On Apr 9, 7:35*am, wrote:
On Apr 8, 5:17*pm, "Eisboch" wrote:





"hk" wrote in message

...

I feel for American workers who gave their all for the corporation and in
the end got screwed by it in losing their jobs, or their health care, or
their pensions.

I agree with you. *Unfortunately, not all American workers give their "all"
for the corporation.
To many .... *too many ... it's a job and that's about where the loyalty
ends.

Eisboch

I have to agree. While I think that unions provided a much needed
middle ground in the employee versus employer showdown, and I also
think unions did much for the horrid working conditions,

Agreed!



I've seen the you-can't-fire-me apathy first hand

In some circumstances, it kinda makes you wonder who works for who,
doesn't it?