On the Lou Dobbs show tonight, Barney Frank was talking about how he dislikes "retention bonuses". Summed up, he's against people who say "If you don't bribe me, I'll quit and hurt your company."
Isn't that precisely what unions do when they threaten to go on strike? "Pay us more, or we'll all quit working and hurt your company."
Friday, March 20, 2009
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finally a voice of reason. ty.
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