The Opposition To Public Unions Fun Quiz.

[philly rabbit]

Can you name the main opposition to public sector unions?

1. The government.

2. Corporations

3. Middle class small business.

4. Public utilities

5. Teacher's unions.


Which one or more above must public unions deal with at the bargaining table?

The answer later.

 

[philly rabbit]

What is this, too hard of a quiz for the contingent here?

This should be an easy one.

 

[The Dude]

Why did you skip college after grunting.

 

[philly rabbit]

Here's another clue boys, girls, and those in between somewhere.

That governor in Wisconsin, was it Walker?

Now he stood up for management and guess who management was?

Keep in mind now, I said PUBLIC unions. Private unions have to negotiate with management. Labor vs. management.

 

[philly rabbit]

Can you name the main opposition to public sector unions?

1. The government.

2. Corporations

3. Middle class small business.

4. Public utilities

5. Teacher's unions.


Which one or more above must public unions deal with at the bargaining table?

The answer later.

Now the answer to this quiz is none of the above.

Public unions don't have to negotiate with anybody. The government is always on their side and the tax payers who are forced to fund the public union members for their raises and their ever increasing lucrative benefit packages have 0 representation and no voice whatsover whenever these public unions drain them whenever they feel like draining them.

There is no bargaining table. The politicians ARE SUPPOSED to represent the people at the bargaining table but there is no bargaining table and no negotiations because the politicians refuse to support tax reform because they know that taxes are where they all get their power from.