Ask a Union Gov't Worker.
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I'm not sure, but except for one African-American fellow every Union official I've met has a vowel at the end of their last name
That depends. The military are government workers too. When I was a member, I remember more often than not having 24 hour days, multiple days with no sleep, and really dangerous working conditions. No union though.
Union govt worker eh?
How long before the government decides they suck and close down?
How long do you think we have before all 50 states turn into rioting, raping, killing mad dogs?
Do you get today off?
How long before the government decides they suck and close down?
How long do you think we have before all 50 states turn into rioting, raping, killing mad dogs?
Do you get today off?
You rang?
I'm also union (have been for almost 20 years, NALC) and held multiple union positions. My profession should be rather obvious.
I can tell you this, it may seem untrue but the people in the delivery sector of the USPS have never worked harder. We feel the squeeze as much as the private sector I assure you. This is a contract year for us and many (including myself) are resigned to give-backs occurring this time.
BTW, I'm pretty proud to be a career gov't worker. It's been a good ride, I've met some great people, and very much enjoyed the career.
Looks like the dems in Indiana are running away, too 
http://www.jsonline.com/blogs/news/116662989.html
Do Democrats believe in obeying laws, from their obligation to vote on these matters to following the constitution?
http://www.jsonline.com/blogs/news/116662989.html
Do Democrats believe in obeying laws, from their obligation to vote on these matters to following the constitution?
Looks like the dems in Indiana are running away, too
http://www.jsonline.com/blogs/news/116662989.html
Do Democrats believe in obeying laws, from their obligation to vote on these matters to following the constitution?
This country is founded on compromise. In politics these days there hasnt been much of that going on period, because its all a game of stancing yourself for the next election...
compromise ? like, letting teachers opt out of being in the union? or, the voter/tax payer being able to choose among different unions? how about the compromise from a bunch of layoffs and giving up some benefits?
