[SJ-24]

So, did you enjoy the wildcat strike? Did you enjoy the day of lost pay while some whinny fat union puke cried that they had to work nights after being spoiled by shifts that were money losers?

Here's the picture of the typical union retard:

http://cnews.canoe.ca/CNEWS/Canada/2006 ... 9-sun.html

Notice the rolls of unionized fat covering her tummy. All those years of sitting on her fat ass finally caught up to her and her she is once again rolling in food and enjoying her unionized environment.

Do yourselves a favour and dump the unions from Ontario like we are doing here in BC. Unions only distroy the economy and make work disappear to foreign countries were they hire people at 1/10 the price. Just ask the unemployed factory workers in the USA how union greed cost them their jobs while some peasant in India took it. It's not all Bush's fault. The unions are killing Canada. Take note of what BC is doing and follow us before it's to late.

[ridenrain]

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I pray you are right about busting the unions in BC, but just like "Animal Farm", they already have our children.

(it's for the children, after all )

Unions have their place but they are killing the goose that laid the golden egg. They are bullying and holding us for ransom and it's unsustainable.

Very good read on what the unions did too GM:
Where would GM be without the UAWA

[SJ-24]

BCTF landed-immigrant cow Jenny (Not from this block) "The Bully" Simms! Nice picture of her. You can barely see the fat rolls around her belly and snake like teeth. Ya, Campbell has his work cut out taking her out. He did tell them to get stuffed when they told him they wanted a 24% pay hike to be equal with the teachers in the rest of Canada. Well excuse me, but from what I see the teachers here in BC get far more than some of the others in Canada. One teacher said that if she didn't get the 24% she was going elsewhere. Well, Can I help her pack her bags? Hell, I'll even drive her to the BC Alberta border.

There was a time when people took a career based on the love for that work. Teaching was considered a job you took because you loved teaching kids, not the pay. If you wanted big pay you became a dentist, lawyer, or doctor. Teaching was not one of those high paying jobs. So if these fools think they are going to scare the parents into giving them wages which I can't support no matter how I look at it, well they can get stuffed. I would rather teach my kids at home then pay them what they are asking. In my mind the entire teachers union is no better than the gangs on Vancouver streets. I will not be bullied into giving them something no other occupation in BC gets. If they don't like it they can pack up and move to where ever this other high paying job is they talk so much about. there are plenty of teachers around that would love to work in a place such as BC that has the lifestyle and beauty we get to enjoy. The others can go teach in Toronto along with the other shallow minded university hacks.

Now, if you'll excuse me I have some anti-union signs to print up and stick on the union member cars. I too can play the union game!

[ridenrain]

(Crap makes the signs stick better. )

[SJ-24]

I find Mastercraft Spray Glue works equally as good. Another good product from the fine (non-Unionized) folks over at Canadian Tire!

[ridenrain]

Plenty more here

[SJ-24]

Now that's funny....and true!

[Bigboy]

ridenrain ridenrain:

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I pray you are right about busting the unions in BC, but just like "Animal Farm", they already have our children.

(it's for the children, after all )

Unions have their place but they are killing the goose that laid the golden egg. They are bullying and holding us for ransom and it's unsustainable.

Very good read on what the unions did too GM:
Where would GM be without the UAWA

I wonder how long till shes Leader of the BC NDP, oh wait she might be since Unions run them. that party needs to get no votes till they cut there ties to unions

[ridenrain]

I heard someone refering to it as the BC Taliban Federation.

[Blue_Nose]

Speaking of Unions...

$1:

Rural residents left in the lurch by the sudden loss of home mail delivery are appealing for political help as Canada Post continues to shut down country mail routes for health and safety reasons.

Some New Brunswick residents, including seniors and people with disabilities, were told by Canada Post on Tuesday they will have to make 40-kilometre round trips to get their mail.

...

The corporation said this week it is reviewing its entire rural mail service following complaints from the unionized workers who deliver the mail.

The workers say they are suffering repetitive stress injuries from reaching into mailboxes. As well, there are concerns about heavy traffic on some roads.

For fuck's sake...

[Bigboy]

Why the f*ck do we need Unions anymore?

[Bigboy]

Reminds me of one useless mail lady, She got all the mail wrong for months!!! She had people complaining daily. it took her loosing a package of my dads worth over 2 grand to get fired.

[ridenrain]

In the paper this morning:

$1:

Allison Jordan Anderson wants to be part of the solution to B.C.'s nursing-shortage crisis, but for two years, the College of Registered Nurses of B.C. has stonewalled her licensing and registration application process.

Typ. BS. Restricting the suppy drives up the prices, and if patients die or students fail, it just makes more work for the rest of our comrades.

[GD_]

Unions are an antiquated idea in Canada now. How about changing the idea of Unions. How about unions guarrantee a decent workforce for the companies. How about unions enforce themselves and get rid of useless workers who are content to do as little work as possible but bitch about every little problem.

In other words... Give companies a reason to unionize. Hardworking, well trained workers are hard to come by...If the unions could provide this...maybe then they could accually demand higher wages

[SJ-24]

BC Taliban Federation! I'll be using that nest week at the anti-union rally!

A long drawn out discussion yesterday at a coffee shop had me shaking my head. A young kid told me that because of the union his job was safe and he couldn't be fired. I asked him why he felt that way and if he was aware of the BC Labour Laws? He gave me a blank stair. I asked him if he wanted me to explain to him what the BCLL were?! He shyly said yes. I explained that after the unions had made their way into BC in the 40s that the BCLL was created. It took what the unions wanted and made it a law of BC that all employers had to follow. Firing someone isn't as simple as they think and even if they are fired the BCLC gets involved to insure the BCLL was followed correctly and to insure the firing was justified. I told him that all those things he has that he thinks are because of the unions backing now were things that were brought out by the government to protect the workers. I went on to tell him that in this day and age a union is as useful as a tampoon dispenser in a male's washroom.

Jenny Simms now has a body guard and police protection. The reason is simple. People in BC think she is worse then Hitler and twice as mouthy. I heard she even has a panic alarm in her home complete with a safe room. That doesn't surprise me as she has no friends in this house.

They have just voted to strike here in BC when their Jun 24th contract runs out. I have heard from one teacher that she and others will boycott the strike because they feel that they earn a good wage already and that they should be working with the government instead of constantly fighting it. The Minister of education on TV earlier this week said that they are trying to work with Ms. Simms, but she is so hostile that it's near impossible to say anything with getting a glare or some form of sarcastic remark returned.

If the BC Taliban Federation was to fire MS Simms, I'm sure this contract negotiation could be as beneficial to the teachers as it has been for the nurses...Thses days the nurses union is in hiding and has their trap shut.

BC Taliban Federation...Still laughing over that one...