When can we hold unions accountable for their member's actions?

Question

When will we be able to tell the unions to fire the workers that are destroying the reputation of the unions? They find their little cubbyholes to sleep in or right out in the open, they have side work they do while they are supposed to be doing the job they pay union dues for. Their demands are killing the employers while they have union attorneys fight for their right to sit and do nothing, when will we be able to fix this?

Answer 1

Unions are why companies outsourced. They are bloated and only care about themselves, not the people. Unions once were great and once saved the American worker. Now they have screwed this country over.

Answer 2

When unions are outlawed, which will probably never happen (even though it needs to -- don't believe what you hear from the mainstream liberal media; the reason you can't get a decent American car is NOT the corporate greed of the CEOs, it's the sloth and lackadaisical attitude of the entitlement-minded baboons who get paid a king's ransom just because they're part of the United Auto Whiners).

Answer 3

The union work is less than 12% of the workforce. I hope it declines even more. There will never be union reform so at least the numbers keep dropping.

Answer 4

One of the faults of the Union, they must protect the worst worker for the protection of the rest.

Answer 5

I guess its a good thing that I live in a "Right to Work" state, where unions can be told by both companies and workers to "take a hike".

Answer 6

When there is a solid majority of conservatives in Congress and a conservative in the White House.

So, not while there's a Democrat in charge of either. They jump when the unions say "frog".

Answer 7

Never. Unions are big business!

Answer 8

The practice of unions has been so degraded and taken apart, we should rename them.