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Re:Workers at Amazon's main Italian hub, German warehouses s... by tw04 on Thursday November 23, 2017 @12:11PM (#15766404)
>The "uncertainty" and "doubt" in "FUD"? The South Carolina workers are quite certain and have no doubt that Seattle lost the extra 787 assembly work and it was given to SC workers without the union.

That's where a properly functioning government steps in and stops it. OF COURSE private companies are going to break a union any way possible if the government isn't there to step in. If the US military said "you close that plant, all of our contracts are going to Airbus", exactly how many seconds do you think it would take the CEO of Boeing to change his mind?

Re:Workers at Amazon's main Italian hub, German warehouses s... by stale2002 on Thursday November 23, 2017 @02:50PM (#15767417)
How about instead of that, we let the people of South Carolina decide for themselves whether they want a union or not.

The people of South Carolina seem to be quite happy with the current situation.

Re:Workers at Amazon's main Italian hub, German warehouses s... by literallycancer on Thursday November 23, 2017 @05:20PM (#15768187)
Let's see what you think when those jobs move outside the US.