bro your a weirdo, you know nothing about my bosses or how much money i make in the trades. open your eyes to the real world. there are more skilled non union workers in this country than union. and iam one of them. you sound like your broke and non skilled. why call me out? piece of shit. trying to hurt my feelings. fucking clown...
If your in the building trades as i proudly was for 30 plus years then you should be aware of statistical evidence before you post anti union propaganda , i dont care if a tradesman is union or not , if you swing a hammer for a living then i want you to make the highest wage possible .
I called out your comment because your comment shows ignorance about union membership as well as prevailing wage laws , you say im a clown who knows nothing about you or your non union company , i disagree , if your non union YOU actually are represented by a union of sorts , funded entirely by non union corporate money , the people who represent your non union shop represent over 90% of all non union construction companies executives & owners interests , your company funded representation is with the Associated Builders & Contractors association aka the ( ABC ) & they agressively fight any law or laws protecting workers rights , workers wages & workers rights to have a safe work place .
I know that if your non union then you have far less saftey training than your union counterpart , who on average has atleast 30 paid hours MIOSHA saftey training in job specific job saftey & general jobsite saftey .
I Know if your a non union tradesman your hourly wages are about 30% less on average than your union counterpart , that translates to a national average of $10,000 a year less than union wages for doing the same profession .
I know if your a non union tradesman you are 25% Less likely to have company sponsored health insurance vs your union counterpart .
I know if your one of the lucky non union tradesmen that has a company sponsored health insurance plan you are still 5 times LESS likely to have a comprehensive plan that covers your entire family vs your union counterpart , i also know non union tradesmen pay roughly 33% MORE for the same coverage than your union counterpart , if your one of the non union tradesmen lucky enough to have comprehensive coverage .
I Know if your a non union tradesman yo recieve 30% LESS paid vacation days vs your union counterpart .
I Know if your a non union tradesman your 25% LESS likely to recieve paid sick time vs your union counterpart .
I Know if your a non union tradesman your once again 25% LESS likely to recieve full pay for sick time , non union tradesmen generally recieve only a portion of their normal pay rate vs your union counterpart who recieves FULL pay .
I Know if your a non union tradesman you are 60% LESS likely to have a company sponsored pension plan for retirement vs your union counterpart .
You say i tried to hurt your feelings & that was not my intent , if i did infact hurt your feelings then i apologise for that but not for correcting your ignorant post & im using the word ignorant in its literal definition , not in a derragatory sense .
I may not know you or your company personally but im very informed & up to date on issues regarding union building trades as well as non union building trades , i worked non union the 1st 3 years i was a Industrial Roofer before getting fed up with low wages & joining a union , i then did 3 years of school while working to recieve my 1st Journeymans card in Roofing & below grade waterproofing, shortly after I was promoted to foreman with a hefty raise in pay , my union employer then asked if i'd be interested in doing a 4 year apprenticeship in architectural Sheet Metal so i took them up on it & did another 4 years school while working full time, i then recieved my 2nd Journeymans card as well as a bonus of a new truck that i gave to my wife , now i could perform all aspects of the job except design & heavy equipment operation , i went to night school for 9 months of paid time to learn drafting & design ,after getting my certificate of course completion i then apprenticed on the SkyTrak & truck type Cranes & after 2 years got my Certified Crane Operator ( CCO ) card , i then spent the next 15 years as a Field Superintendant .
Im far from a broke fool as you called me , if you want to debate union vs non union issues i'll gladly partake only please use facts instead of opinions .