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To: The Red Zone
Not forcing workers to join them and then hand their dues over to political causes they disagree with. That is hardly something workers appreciate.

and wages do rise and fall with the market. A lot of factories moved from Japan to South Korea and then to China over the past few decades.

23 posted on 02/28/2005 12:35:14 AM PST by GeronL (Condi will not be mistaken for a cleaning lady)
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To: GeronL

Until China lets their workers have an economic voice in their own trade, it's only a show. If you have a better means than unions to bring this about, by all means present it. But the plantation master's power must fall.


24 posted on 02/28/2005 12:37:03 AM PST by The Red Zone
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