Yes.It's really pretty

Flavius — Thu, 03 Mar 2011 03:18:22 +0000

Yes.It's really pretty simple.

Scott Walker doesn't want workers to be able to bargain collectively. But also doesn't want to have regulations that would govern the things which would normally have been spelled out in a contract.

What's left? That he should have absolute power .Of course.

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Ramona — Thu, 03 Mar 2011 01:16:37 +0000

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Great comment. Thanks for trying to answer my question, Flavius. I would like to see facts and figures about the damage regulations do to corporations vs. the good those regulations do both in the workplace and in the surrounding neighborhoods. I doubt there is a source for that, but I also doubt corporations are so seriously hobbled by regulations it's nearly bankrupting them or causing them not to be able to do business.

It's union-busting for the obvious reasons: The Big Guys want to dictate every aspect of their operation. An understandable notion, considering it's their money going into it, but without their employees they could never have grown to such proportions. When profits go through the roof and they're still niggling about money and employee benefits, there's no question about their motives. They're never going to be the Good Guys just looking out for the Little Guys. We're always going to need unions.

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Yes.It's really pretty

Great comment. Thanks for