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**vladekad** · 02-17-2011, 01:13 PM

Fire them all.. then let them bitch and moan while on unemploymnet.

There are MILLIONS looking for work, and these people should be ahppy to even have a job...

Proponents of these unions are ignoring the fact that labor doesn't always get what it wants in negotiations but that doesn't mean negotiations don't exist. New York State is being held hostage by teachers and administrators with ridiculous salaries, benefits, and pension plans but those ridiculous salaries, benefits, and pension plans caused our youth to go to school for education and we now have a surplus of fully qualified and certified unemployed teachers willing to do th work for a fraction of the cost.

This highlights the underlying problem with public employment.

A surplus in talent in a given private sector field would cause salaries to fall until that surplus disappeared. The public sector artificially keeps salaries disproportionately high regardless of supply and demand.

02-17-2011, 01:13 PM	#24
vladekad Join Date Oct 2005 Posts 445 Senior Member	Fire them all.. then let them bitch and moan while on unemploymnet. There are MILLIONS looking for work, and these people should be ahppy to even have a job... Proponents of these unions are ignoring the fact that labor doesn't always get what it wants in negotiations but that doesn't mean negotiations don't exist. New York State is being held hostage by teachers and administrators with ridiculous salaries, benefits, and pension plans but those ridiculous salaries, benefits, and pension plans caused our youth to go to school for education and we now have a surplus of fully qualified and certified unemployed teachers willing to do th work for a fraction of the cost. This highlights the underlying problem with public employment. A surplus in talent in a given private sector field would cause salaries to fall until that surplus disappeared. The public sector artificially keeps salaries disproportionately high regardless of supply and demand.
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