in fucking Texas
ya I'm all for worker's rights and such, but right-to-work should be abolished
it makes the workstock fucking complacant
even dad, who's in software and computing, when he went to New York found his superiors were astounded with his work ethic
ain't no right-to-work bullshit in Oregon
one of the very few things I can say kindly about Oregon
Yeah in Oregon though you can be hired/fired for any reason
isn't that already most places?
Looked at your boss funny? Pink slip
Most right to work places make it difficult to be fired
You guys know that right to work means you dont have to join a union right?
well thats funny, cuz I got removed from a location I was valeting because I didn't know the guy who was rude as fuck and breaking the rules was a VIP
yes, very good, but as a result you get rampant unprofessionalism
Unions tend to protect unprofessionalism
As someone in Oregon, we have lazy as fuck service workers
you can make niggers out of anyone given enough govt handouts
But we churn our shitters
Except Texas isn't a handout state
right to work is handouts
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no, right to work is merely a sideways competitive measure
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guaranteed employment = employees have no incentive to do fuckall it's not like they'll end up fired
its a very unfortunate side effect that work ethic suffers as a whole
um, no, its not "guaranteed employment"
same sort of happens when there's low unemployment
"ill get a job elsewhere"
its employment cannot be denied on the grounds of membership or otherwise to a union
low unemployment is good, but still
it has a side effect
if it was just that right-to-work wouldn't result in shit performance
something don't add up here
sorta does
no competition between unions and individual job market
well, i live in the glorious armpit of the country called south carolina
there is no right to work
businesses are flocking here
also no teachers union
teachers are doing fine here
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