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Re: IWW Starbucks Workers Union Expands to Chicago
31 Aug 2006
Date Edited: 31 Aug 2006 09:09:07 AM
"...it seems to me that one's ability to form into an association of workers is a fundamental freedom".
You are absolutely right. The problem though are the contracts these thugs coerce corporations into signing. A contract should be an agreement free of compulsion and coercion between consenting parties.
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Re: Re: IWW Starbucks Workers Union Expands to Chicago
01 Sep 2006
Apparently, Kurt has never been on the workers' side in contract negotiations, nor read any accounts of said negotiations, nor seen any documentaries or movies where they talk about negotiations, etc, etc. since he obviously believes that there is no compulsion and coercion coming from the management side. Can anybody say "management prerogative" or "no strike clause"?