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Re: Indiana trying to save money


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Posted by RandyB(MI) on February 25, 2015 at 07:37:10 from (75.133.131.23):

In Reply to: Re: Indiana trying to save money posted by LAA on February 25, 2015 at 07:06:31:

When I was young (20-21) I worked for a hot tar roofing co. (unionized) as general laborer. Beleive it or not, swingin' the "hot" mop spreading tar was a designated union task to be done ONLY by that person with the "name". That person came in late one day and the old boss taught two of us newbies how to "swing the mop" correctly so we could get some work done. We did great and all was good until Mr. "late" union worker showed up and he raised holy %ell with that boss until he took us off the job and told us we could never swing mop again..union rules! Tell me again how that isn't half the problem in this country ? My carpenter brother back at same time period, hired into union run construction co. building nuclear power plant at Midland MI. Sit on his @ss 1/2 the time waiting for go-ahead from forman to do next step. Quit the job after two weeks of that BS. sad thing...was NEVER completed...NEVER used...spent even more $$$$$ tearing it down. This was a 10 yr project...all union...and then completely scrapped. Waaaay over budget ( most of these projects have 1/3 "do over rate" and still wouldn't pass safety standards. So who do you think paid for all the waist?? ..and who made the money on all the waist??? We all know who.


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