Why dont union bosses take a pay cut during strikes?

[Phoenyx]

Why dont they?

 

[Freya]

*giggles*


I bet the guys freezing their asses on the line would like to know that too. That's if they aren't so brainwashed as to not question the high and mighty union.

 

[Monazwx]

*hijack*

Love the flashing boobies Freya

*end hijack*

 

[Freya]

*hijack*

Love the flashing boobies Freya

*end hijack*

Thanks sweetcheeks.

 

[concrete]

not just during strikes...what about layoffs..or clousre"es

 

[Weevil]

This is the dumbest thing I've ever seen written on Lit.

When a strike is on, Union "bosses" are at their busiest. If a Union wants a experienced and competent representative they won't dock their pay when their workload is highest.

Have any of you ever been in a union that went on strike?

 

[Phoenyx]

This is the dumbest thing I've ever seen written on Lit.

When a strike is on, Union "bosses" are at their busiest. If a Union wants a experienced and competent representative they won't dock their pay when their workload is highest.

Have any of you ever been in a union that went on strike?

Then when there is no striked why is their pay the same...

 

[Weevil]

Then when there is no striked why is their pay the same...

Because they're still working. A union will sign someone to a contract to do a job, usually that involves a level of pay. In order to get a good person for the job you usually have to offer a salary that doesn't vary week to week based on how much down time you think they've had.

 

[concrete]

Please ,my LIT brothers+ sisters,
don't get me started on this one,,
Big bone to pick here

 

[Saint Peter]

My union boss makes the same money I make. As a matter of fact I make more due to the high risk job I do. The BA's (buisness agent) only perk is the car he gets to drive. (a real peach) The "boss" as you refer to is one of us. I have worked side by side with these guys on many jobs.

Tell me the CEO's are doing that with the rat workers.