One of the things I despise about a union

Union can be great, but people abuse em way too much. Especially the older folks
the constant union vs management is boring too

rofl this is what ive heard too
my bro in law got a union job and he almost got fired for being too fast and all the other guys were pissed at him for finishing more then them faster
funny thing is hes actually fairly slow to our company standards yet was fast compared to union workers like how slow are they o.O

no this doesnt happen

slackers are somewhat protected...although theyre sitting in the hall for most of the year and hop from company to company

yeah... im going to trust my bro in law over you

Bit of what drago saying is true.
Strong lazy union members don't want someone working too hard cause he'll make everyone else look bad.



But partank is right. Unless you are sucking the company dick, these lazy knuckle draggers hop from job to job every month.

This post was edited by Subzer0isGG on Dec 6 2016 08:51pm

considering that im in construction and deal with the union on a daily basis, i would know what im talking about

Do you even even bro?

yea cuz no one bullshits

it does happen, not all unions but most.
happened to me when i worked for the city.
my crew said i was working too hard/fast, and that i needed to slow down. So I did, and apparently it was still too fast... They literally meant, slo-mo.
Fuck that i didnt want to look like an idiot to the public eyes.

from 8 hours of work a day, real work would be around 30-45 minutes, rest of 7hr 15min is absolutely bullshit. Felt so shitty to find out the tax payer's $$$ is being wasted like dis.
i mean, fuck on halloween of 2014 we curved pumpkin's for 4 hours, so that we can get vote on who's pumpkin's the best to win shit ton of gifts worth over $200, including bc lions tix and canucks tix. The city would provide us with the food at lunch, then chill to vote for the winner.
Then there's EDO's which is like a "paid holiday" for city workers, they're guaranteed 1 day off once a month, paid. For working "extra 15min" everyday, which never happens.