fischman
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In my opinion, unions in the U.S. served a purpose which was largely fulfilled decades ago. They've since been supplanted by laws and government regulation. With that in mind, they had a positive impact on quality of life and prosperity, but much like the buggy whip, phonographs, videotapes, floppy discs, the penny, travel agencies, checks, and record stores (all of which had a positive impact at some point in time but are obsolete now) their useful life expired years ago. The fact that unions in the U.S. have been in decline for 40 years just serves to confirm this completed purpose.
Does that mean NetJets would pay me $90,000/year (year 5 pay) out of the goodness of their hearts like Citation Shares does?:laugh:
Maybe unions still have a place to improve the QOL for its members. Even if you aren't part of the union.