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To: Solson
But, the unions will lose this battle in a big big way. The grocers have no choice but to hold the line. They give in, they lose big time. I expect this strike to last quite a long time.

I agree. It will be a lose lose, and in the end, the employees will be the biggest losers. The unions will eventually fold and the companies will pay the lowest wages possible with no benefits....

It's a lose lose for everyone. But in the end the companies will win and get what they want. The standard of living, wages, benefits continue to decline, and this is just another *clear* indicator of this decline..

35 posted on 10/17/2003 9:24:32 AM PDT by Joe Hadenuf (I failed anger management class, they decided to give me a passing grade anyway)
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To: Joe Hadenuf
gimme a break. The companies will continue to pay benefits...just not 100%...and they shouldn't be expected to do so.

That's the reality not of mean greedy businessmen and women but the rising cost of US healthcare. End free healthcare in the US and bring torte reform and insurance reform to the industry and the costs can come back down.

"In the end", people have a choice about the companies they work for. If they don't like it, they can always go somewhere better or start their own company.

36 posted on 10/17/2003 9:28:36 AM PDT by Solson (Our work is the presentation of our capabilities. - Von Goethe)
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