A Sicking Tale Of The Union Mentality At Work

Todd-'o'-Vision

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Matthew Barrick was eight years old when he died this past February. It was a brain aneurysm. Apparently Matthew was quite popular at the Roadoan Elementary School in Brooklyn. The funeral services were private, so an idea was hatched to plant a tree at the school in honor of Matthew.

The idea grew. Two local landscapers offered their help. Some local businesses like Home Depot got into the act. Soon about $3,000 in materials were obtained and the students gathered to plan the tree and do a little landscaping. They sang songs and wrote letters to Matthew.

Uh oh. It seems that some of the custodians at the school are upset. UNION custodians. You see, their duties include landscaping. They are not pleased that these students came over to the school to plant that tree in honor of a dead student. They want to be paid.

Yes --- you heard me right. The custodians want to be paid for the landscaping work. Never mind that they didn’t lift a finger. Never mind that the work didn’t cost them one single work hour at work. Goonion members Mark Hennings and Doug Scott want to be paid for the work. What’s more, they want to be paid at the time-and-a-half rate of $37 an hour because, after all, the volunteers did the work on a weekend!

The matter came up at a school board meeting in May. The union dopes insisted that the volunteer work violated their union contract. Other union members stood and applauded.

Now you see why I love unions so much?
 
I'm sure that's the full story. Turn off Boortz and put on some snappy music.
 
miles said:
I love Boortz.

And I'm sure Neil loves you. Isn't it weird how he changed his act when he switched stations? He calls it "fine tuning." I call it "show biz."
 
Question is.......

Marxist said:


And I'm sure Neil loves you. Isn't it weird how he changed his act when he switched stations? He calls it "fine tuning." I call it "show biz."

...is it truth?

If not, please post the true story, don't imply that it is a lie!

Rhumb:rolleyes:
 
I've been searching the web and can't find squat.

Give us a link, Todd.
 
phrodeau said:
I've been searching the web and can't find squat.

Give us a link, Todd.

The story of the boys death and the plan to plant a tree is to be found on the web. Just search under Roadoan.

The bit about the union involvement isn't there.
 
Hmmm...

Lucky one of the tree planters did not get hurt. Could have sued the school disctrict.
 
Marxist said:


And I'm sure Neil loves you. Isn't it weird how he changed his act when he switched stations? He calls it "fine tuning." I call it "show biz."

He does love me.

Isn't it weird that you don't know what you're talking about?

His politics haven't changed a bit since I began listening to him in the mid seventies.

You call it show biz? No shit? What else would you call it? He isn't a reporter - he's an entertainer, and if you've listened to him for any length of time you would have heard him say it.

No gold star on the forehead for you today. Go stand in the corner.
 
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