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Originally Posted by alpha phi
Boeing just won the largest contract the company has seen since 1997
effectively upping the GNP 4.4% for november.
The Unions will also be happy the explain how NAFTA, CAFTA, ect has
hurt the companys. Not to mention healthcare costs rising ten times inflation.
Beyond all those "real facts"
The Union (employees) don't and won't care why the companies are failing
They will care about losing their own jobs.
The employees will vote for the person who will
convince them they will fix it
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Boeing isn't an airline or an auto manufacturer. How many competitors does it have, one or two?
The unions also care about a great deal more than JUST their jobs. Things like closed shops, the inability to get fired, and frequently, unsustainable pensions.
Then the union members are surprised when the company bankrupts and the good times are gone.
Agreed on NAFTA though.