Might be a good thing that they are going to leave the union.. Also, 20 dollars an hour in Fon du lac Wi is pretty damn good so why are they bitching!! They can live very very comfortable there on that salary.
Here's a shocker. If they don't make a deal with the union I think I'd be a little worried about what kind of quality control issues pop up in the next couple of years.
O.C.
http://news.yahoo.com/s/ap/20090823/ap_on_bi_ge/us_mercury_marine_3
your worried about quality control from non unon workers vs union members?
do you know what quality control is and how it works in a shop? Quality control has nothing to do with union or non union employee's, if it did you would have more planes dropping from the sky everyday.
I can tell you this a non union shop will get more work done per shift than a union shop would anyday, as its not driven by politics. Non union shoprs are much more efficient than union shops again due to politics.
Delw
Plus they have a GREAT facility in Stillwater and those folks there would be more than happy to take on the extra work and do an excellent job at it. I have no worries, even if it is Oklahoma.your worried about quality control from non unon workers vs union members?
do you know what quality control is and how it works in a shop? Quality control has nothing to do with union or non union employee's, if it did you would have more planes dropping from the sky everyday.
I can tell you this a non union shop will get more work done per shift than a union shop would anyday, as its not driven by politics. Non union shoprs are much more efficient than union shops again due to politics.
Delw
+1 My father worked in that factory as a maintenance mechanic for 25 years and was a dedicated employee. He'd work 6 days a week and even make rounds on Sunday to make sure things were ready for monday. He never had anything good to say about the union. His main complaint was that you couldn't rid of any of the idiots, and when there was a layoff, alot of good employess would be let go and the idiots with seniority were still there.your worried about quality control from non unon workers vs union members?
do you know what quality control is and how it works in a shop? Quality control has nothing to do with union or non union employee's, if it did you would have more planes dropping from the sky everyday.
I can tell you this a non union shop will get more work done per shift than a union shop would anyday, as its not driven by politics. Non union shoprs are much more efficient than union shops again due to politics.
Delw
+1I just love all you non union dorks.: Jerk-it: Jerk-it: Jerk-it: Jerk-it
I dont understand why people think it is their right to have paid vacations and healthcare provided by employers, it is bullshit. If you are not working why the hell should you get paid? And what does an employer have to do with healthcare, do you think they should provide homeowners and auto as well? : Jerk-itI have worked and managed for union & non union companies. If you investigate the history of the unions, you would support them to one degree or another. Sure there are bad union shops, but before unions there were no paid vacations, job security, and health care provided by employers. All shops were similar to working construction in Arizona Home building.
I am betting most make more than $20 bucks and hour, 15-20 bucks an hour is non union cnc machine operator pay in right to work states.If the workers only get $20.00 an hour, why do the motors cost 10K to 15K.
OK that makes more sence however it more than likely wont happen.No,,, that's not what I meant. Merc says it will take a couple of years to make the move. In the meantime they will continue production at the Wisconsin plant. The workers at the Wisconsin plant will not be happy campers during that transition period and stuff happens. Not unlike what happened when OMC was on its last legs. That's what I meant.
As for the pros and cons of the move,, I think its a smart one by Merc Marine for a whole lot of reasons,, better location for distribution, etc.
O.C.
Now Ken, I never said anythign bad about the union in this case just the fact that it wont screw up quality.I just love all you non union dorks.: Jerk-it: Jerk-it: Jerk-it: Jerk-it
So your saying construction jobs in the arizona home building sector is what Shit ? demeaning?I have worked and managed for union & non union companies. If you investigate the history of the unions, you would support them to one degree or another. Sure there are bad union shops, but before unions there were no paid vacations, job security, and health care provided by employers. All shops were similar to working construction in Arizona Home building.
I was coming back from lunch today and saw 4 people standing under a "Shame on Coca Cola" banner......apparrently on strike......U. S. MILITARY=Biggest Union in the world!!!