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Posted by Olog-hai on Wed May 20 08:37:42 2015, in response to Re: NYC Rail networks—bursting at seams?, posted by Broadway Lion on Wed May 20 07:47:54 2015. Some of our public services are so big, and impersonal, that a union might be needed to make a dent in themYeah . . . especially pension funds. Subways for example are not really "public sector" they are railroad companies that happen to be owned by a government Semantics. If it ain't private sector, it's public sector. Teachers? well if school districts treat workers as a disposable commodity, then yes, otherwise no When has that ever happened? Tenure is not the opposite of being treated as a disposable commodity. It is the big and impersonal that converts public sector into union fodder False. It's left-wing politicians that do that. |
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