homerjdispatch
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i dont like unions, but...
The TWU did the right thing in this instance. The MTA strike was an illegal action. If the Union had backed it, they would have been commitng a crime. The TWU (totally Worthless Union) had no choice. If they had said they backed it, then Union leaders could have been thrown in jail.
DOWN WITH THE UNIONS!!!!!!!!
Gimpy said:If any of you are represented by TWU, I pity you.
TWU international publicly opposed the MTA strike in New York. New York's MTA workers represent close to a third of TWU total membership.
Here is a quote from an article
http://abclocal.go.com/wabc/story?section=traffic&id=3744460
Peter Dechiara, TWU International Attorney: "The international has indicated to the local that in its view under the TWU constitution this is an unauthorized strike. It has not been approved by the international."
A statement was released by the President of the International TWU Tuesday evening condemning the strike. It reads: "TWU (International) hereby notifies all members of Local 100 of their obligation under the December 13, 2005 preliminary injunctions and the December 20, 2005 temporary restraining orders issued by the New York Supreme Court to cease any and all strike or strike-related activities and to report to work at their regularly assigned work hours and work locations."
Look what they did for the 34,000 Public transportation workers in New York. They helped the MTA, Mayor Bloomberg and Governor Pataki cut the knees out from under the striking workers.
Do you really think the TWU is going to really help 20 to 50 dispatchers at a regional airline?
The TWU did the right thing in this instance. The MTA strike was an illegal action. If the Union had backed it, they would have been commitng a crime. The TWU (totally Worthless Union) had no choice. If they had said they backed it, then Union leaders could have been thrown in jail.
DOWN WITH THE UNIONS!!!!!!!!