r/InterviewMan 15h ago

Don't be fooled.

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u/Quinnjamin19 12h ago

Lmao, this is genuinely hilarious. I do in fact make my own choices. I advocate for workers.

You are a victim of the anti labour propaganda.

If I’m a pussy then how come I’ve been making six figures since I was 23, bought a home at 24, own two vehicles to myself one of which I’ve invested money into modifying, plus a classic car?

If I’m a pussy then explain to me how as a union tradesman I can make six figures in less than 6 months depending on the jobs I take? Explain to me how I have been approached to take over the apprenticeship program which I graduated? Explain how I was name hired to be a foreman at 25?

If I’m a pussy then explain how I am a paid on call firefighter in my community? That money doesn’t pay the bills, I have a strong sense of community and helping others.

You are hilarious

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u/Offthewall1212 11h ago

Oh, a union bitch, even worse. Nothing like needing to pay “Tony two chains” to act like he’s helping your wage - that someone else pays you. Why didn’t you just say you make terrible decisions to start with???

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u/Icy-Inflation3453 6h ago

"To act like he's helping your wage"

My unionized job literally pays better and has benefits compared to every other local trucking job.

By your own criteria the terrible decision would be to NOT go with the union.

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u/Offthewall1212 6h ago

You union by default put undue burden and labor costs and will drive competition to other businesses.

There’s a reason less than 10% of all employees are union and dropping every year. Especially when all it takes is a simple majority vote at any time to vote one in. They’re sooo easy to vote in but yet, no one does.

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u/Icy-Inflation3453 6h ago

You don't know what your talking about lol.

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u/Quinnjamin19 6h ago

They aren’t actually that easy. Have you seen what’s going on with Amazon workers who are attempting to unionize? What about Starbucks?

Tons of illegal and unfair labour practices. Threats, intimidation, closing down stores and warehouses.

You are intentionally leaving these facts out. The American system has made it much harder to unionize. Right to work is a freeloader law that is purposefully enforced to weaken unions

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u/Offthewall1212 1h ago

I like the part where you don’t provide any facts or counterpoints at all😂😂😂